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Even without the money angle, you still need to convince people that your idea is good in order for it to have "real" value (as in: be used). Ideas are mostly
by rtpg 9y ago
Even without the money angle, you still need to convince people that your idea is good in order for it to have "real" value (as in: be used).
Ideas are mostly worthless without proponents.
- gt_ 9y agoAll fair points here; nothing I don't agree with. I'm not sure they counter what I said, though. As an artist, most of my ideas are artistic and don't require money for the translation to value, but they still require time and skill. I constantly face the reality that I still have to make the art. However we downplay ideas, it remains diappointing how many people lack them, and how often money undermines them.