The argument I am making is that execution is a hurdle, not the driving factor in the level of success. Poor execution will result in failure, but the level of

The argument I am making is that execution is a hurdle, not the driving factor in the level of success. Poor execution will result in failure, but the level of success is driven by the quality of the idea, not the quality of the execution above a minimum hurdle. I should say that the execution hurdle for success is still high. I am most defiantly not arguing for brilliant ideas are all that matter.