Given that the startup works directly with the businesses in question, very much one-on-one, some may wonder if Belly is hard to scale.
I lean forward, confident that I can field pretty much any question on this subject.
EVAN OSNOS: This is very much a question on people's minds in Japan, and I can't tell you how many times I heard people mention the statistic that fewer Japanese students are going abroad these days to study, etc., as a sign of retrenchment.
PAUL GOLDBERGER: This question pretty much follows on the last one, and I'd add only that it's impossible to quantify aesthetics vs. political and social impact and meaning.
What will the company do with the money, and why might it need so much were questions on the top of our minds.
All in all, whether or not a simulation is meaningful very much depends on the question one wants to answer.
Spending too much time on one question means you may end up not having enough time to complete other questions you might know the answers to.
It is better to answer as many as you can, rather than spend too much time on one question.
Don't spend too much time on one question.
Avoid spending too much time on one question.
