Valleys of Death and Darwinian Seas¶
Auerswald, P. E., & Branscomb, L. M. (2003). Valleys of Death and Darwinian Seas: Financing the Invention to Innovation Transition in the United States. The Journal of Technology Transfer.
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- Pilot Purgatory
- Debiasing does nothing here, because no one is irrationally clinging to a doomed program — the route to scale simply does not exist to be taken. Not the valley of death. The valley of death is a financing gap specifically, between R&D and commercialization
This sourceFrames the valley of death as a financing gap in the invention-to-innovation transition, caused by information and motivation asymmetries that deter private investment in early-stage technology development.
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- Debiasing does nothing here, because no one is irrationally clinging to a doomed program — the route to scale simply does not exist to be taken. Not the valley of death. The valley of death is a financing gap specifically, between R&D and commercialization
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