> Founder-investor fit, which happens when the desires of founders match the products of investors, is one important factor.

This is a bit delusional to be frank, because of the power imbalance. Reality of raising VC money is more like Tinder: most founders frantically swipe right on every investor in the hopes of getting a match, while an investor swipes right on anyone they want and get a decent hit rate. From time to time investors gotta chase after the hottest thing (aka Clubhouse); and then all Phd-level hypotheses, investment focus, and fancy blog/tweet theories get thrown out the window.

If you have 5 investors throwing term sheets at you, then yeah, you might want to look into them a bit more deeply to figure out what they can offer beyond the check. But if not, just keep swiping.