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I'd suggest to you that incremental improvement is generally more important than revolutionary improvement, even if it's distinctly less sexy.
by nordsieck 11y ago
I'd suggest to you that incremental improvement is generally more important than revolutionary improvement, even if it's distinctly less sexy.
- scurvy 11y agoThat's OK. It just doesn't belong in Silicon Valley. Ship it out to XYZ Valley/Alley/Prairie. I'm also a fan of punctuated equilibrium and cladogenesis as opposed to evolution over millenia. But maybe that's just me.