Happy to answer point by point.
Why the California? Personal preference. I've always been preferential to grand touring cars. Front engine layout. So that knocks out Porsches (bathtubs) Lambos (look like they just landed from space) etc... I love the sounds Ferraris make... The 612 Scag... No ugly. The F12? Not paying $500k +- for a car. The California to me looks awesome with staggered 22" 21" rims and is a hard top convertible so for me I think it fits perfectly. I did have a hard time making a decision between the California and the Aston Martin vantage / vanquish and in the end it was the engine symphony that won out.
That I could afford a more expensive car doesn't mean I should buy that more expensive car. And I feel lucky that I don't really like the looks of the crazy looking hyper cars.
Transiting from the military to biotech? I was an enlisted at 18 and served my 4 and got out. I have no college education. And yes that means I AM NOT A DOCTOR. My reddit name is just a name and morsu is Latin for "bite". That being said, I run the operations side of the company. I have a unique natural talent for systematizing complex systems. I manage a global network of suppliers, manufacturers and distribution networks across multiple product channels.
What did I do to become a partner? I was in on the ground floor when the company was just a twinkle in the eye of the other principals. I like the other partners were willing to devote a significant part of our lives to working on building a company with no salary or revenue for an indeterminate period of time in the hopes that one day it would pay off. It has and I am grateful for my willingness to take that risk.
I'm lost as to what stories don't add up. Of course it's your prerogative to draw any conclusion you want. I most certainly could be an 11 year old. I have nothing to prove and really don't care who believes me or not. I will however share my experiences and knowledge with others in the hopes it may help them reach their goals. Business begets business. I'd like for the tide to raise all boats.