Business has a peculiar way of rewarding confidence. A rising valuation can look remarkably like a sound business model, particularly when everyone in the room agrees.
But numbers have an unfortunate habit of surviving presentations. And when they stop cooperating, those who once promised to change the world may find themselves explaining what the world has taught them instead.
A quietly sharp satire about corporate optimism, inconvenient arithmetic, and the extraordinary flexibility of hindsight.


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