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Why cats would make a great VC

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Nicolas Chea
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Think about it, they are hard to impress with a lot of attitudes and the moment you bring them something to the table, they knock it over !

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    3 minutes ago, Nicolas Chea said:

    Think about it, they are hard to impress with a lot of attitudes and the moment you bring them something to the table, they knock it over !

    BEST TEST TOPIC EVER.

    User number 1 - in 5 years this will hopefully mean something

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    Cats don’t follow the crowd—they observe, analyze, and only act when it's worth it. Just like a good VC should: make bold bets, not follow hype.

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    On 11/07/2025 at 16:01, Anup Roy said:

    Independent Thinkers
    Cats don’t follow the crowd—they observe, analyze, and only act when it's worth it. Just like a good VC should: make bold bets, not follow hype.

    Anup, this is elite insight.

    Cats don’t follow hype, they nap through it, then show up with perfect timing and zero apologies. A true VC move.

    We might need to compile all of this into “The Feline VC Manifesto” - it’s practically writing itself.

    User number 1 - in 5 years this will hopefully mean something

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