How Do You Go From Knowing Nothing to Starting a Company in a Complex Industry
The worst case scenario, you don't succeed, but otherwise it's mostly an upside. Talk to people, read, understand the field, do your diligent and grow your knowledge over time. Eventually you learn enough and you are no longer just a crazy person with an idea. You get to meet people who know it all, and eventually you put a team together to execute.
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