My point was more that as you engage your idea by actually doing something it becomes more real by facing real world problems. During this process it starts to

My point was more that as you engage your idea by actually doing something it becomes more real by facing real world problems. During this process it starts to suck. That doesn't make it a good idea, it makes it an idea grounded in reality. I think suck doesn't describe the idea as much as it describes the validation process. The validation process can suck in a number of ways. Don't wimp out during the validation process, though, you might be onto something. Not sure if this created any clarity at all for you. I'm sorry you didn't enjoy the article though! Thanks for the feedback!