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Unfortunately, this is the deal with a lot of "revolutionary" companies. I'm coming to the unfortunate conclusion that no matter how advanced your tech, if you
by deepnotderp 9y ago
Unfortunately, this is the deal with a lot of "revolutionary" companies.
I'm coming to the unfortunate conclusion that no matter how advanced your tech, if you can't market it, you're toast.
- avaer 9y agoI prefer "The future is already here — it's just not very evenly distributed." And distribution isn't solved by pushing further into the future. I feel like this is something most tech business founders eventually grasp, but it's not something you can be told.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoAnd I prefer the reverse - the future is far, because everyone focuses on distribution. Those "revolutionary" companies we hear about are mostly mundane tech with overexcited marketing department. It's probably fine if you measure success of society by how much money those founders make, but I prefer to measure it by the actual advancements in technology.