John Cutler’s Post

Couldn’t both be instructive? I get the preference for ordinary contexts.

The mundane is often where the most significant lessons are found. A simple product or an ordinary team solving a problem can be highly instructive. Do you think it's simple Survivorship Bias that causes people to be drawn to chasing "extraordinary outcomes in anomalous contexts"?

Speaks to the criteria for accurate comps and actually relevant reference models.