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I wonder whether the innovation will really be capped in a real sense. Lets say if Apple does not introduce the iPhone, would some one not eventually still come
by Bodhisattya 6y ago
I wonder whether the innovation will really be capped in a real sense. Lets say if Apple does not introduce the iPhone, would some one not eventually still come up with a similar product? I (personally) consider that opportunity is a rarer commodity than innovativeness, and that most innovations will come about, albeit a little later.
- isabelc 6y ago>I (personally) consider that opportunity is a rarer commodity than innovativeness I agree. I think to create world-changing things, 3 things are needed: 1. Innovativeness or creativity. 2. Lack of neccessity to work to put a roof over your head, which frees the imagination. 3. Enough money to make it actually happen. This is the opportunity. Many of us have #1, some also have #2. But 1 or 2 are not enough. You need all 3. Billionaires can have all 3.