> 2. To achieve the best X, we should allow our best X people to dedicate their lives to it full time. Yeah, that's the real killer. One person comes up with

> 2. To achieve the best X, we should allow our best X people to dedicate their lives to it full time. Yeah, that's the real killer. One person comes up with the current best thing, and maybe even does it a few times. But a crowd or industry of like minded people can typically put out a fairly continual stream of stuff like that. Is any one person out of that crowd worth singling out for such treatment? Another issue is things become "best" especially in entertainment when they're unique and creative. You can't bottle lightning, and you can't pay for it either. Individuals who pulled out the "best" for now will be stale tomorrow. How do you predict the next new "best" that hasn't put out anything at that level yet?