I respect the honesty, and I am there with you. I think inventing something new is exceptionally harder because the burden of communication is exceptional. I h

I respect the honesty, and I am there with you. I think inventing something new is exceptionally harder because the burden of communication is exceptional. I have spent a decade within large scale infrastructure, so I have climbed the shoulders of giants to see what can be. Once you see what can be, then there is the burden to communicate what you see. It's not easy, and you learn deep respect for all the previous innovations because they required exceptional communications. Here I am, an aging man, and I've invented my thing. It's a programming language for board games that lets you build durable compute. You don't have to worry about failures at all. The machine can live forever! It's great, but I have to communicate and prove its value. I intend to retire and tinker on it for a decade: http://www.adama-lang.org/docs/what-the-living-document http://www.adama-lang.org/docs/what-the-living-document