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If you first instinct is to address these problems with some sort of startup, I think you've got a hammer-problem going on. These are societal problems that the
by m_fayer 9y ago
If you first instinct is to address these problems with some sort of startup, I think you've got a hammer-problem going on. These are societal problems that the market has shown no appetite for tackling or capacity for actually resolving.
- ljw1001 9y agoThe original post was about frighteningly difficult problems. I think they meet that criterion.
- wolfgke 9y ago> If you first instinct is to address these problems with some sort of startup, I think you've got a hammer-problem going on. These are societal problems that the market has shown no appetite for tackling or capacity for actually resolving. I'm cautious with this: If you know what problems people/society has, you know what products to solve/mitigate these problems might be bought. This perfectly sound like startup opportunities to me.