Sure, I can be more specific.<p>First I was suggesting that the money printing machine you allude to will sooner or later get too big to support its weight, at which point you&#x27;ll be left with a bunch of dimes (or rather, companies that need to raise more to live but can&#x27;t).<p>I also suggested that the popular narrative of &quot;raise a huge round because money is cheap&quot; is misleading and founders in these large rounds are actually giving up large amounts of control. That&#x27;s more a general, purely anecdotal observation.<p>My point re: buying revenue but not profits... I think I&#x27;m more saying &quot;More money will not make your business more profitable. But it can help book sales.&quot; If your metrics all work and you really are a profitable business already, that may be be made more scalable by more money. But if you&#x27;re unprofitable, even accounting for &quot;growth mode&quot;, more money isn&#x27;t going to improve that by itself. My personal opinion is that many companies are showing impressive revenue growth but glossing over core profitability, and these companies will have a tough time fixing that.