📢 A bear is walking through the forest and sees a hare sitting on a stump writing something.
The bear asks: "Hare, what are you doing?"
The hare, not looking up from his notebook: "Well, I'm writing a business plan. I want to create a high-yield startup for growing carrots on the moon."
The bear smirks: "On the moon? Are you completely crazy? That's impossible!"
The hare looks up, squinting: "Maybe it's impossible for me. But do you know how many investors have already called me, ready to invest money in this crazy idea?"
Meaning: Sometimes the craziest ideas find funding because investors see not only the idea itself but also the growth potential, the founder's ambitions, or just the prospect of a big hype, even if common sense screams the opposite.
