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>I'm interested to see if this means we see fewer 'great entrepreneurs' It is really interesting to see that you specify "enterpreneurs", instead of concerned
by tresqotheq 4y ago
>I'm interested to see if this means we see fewer 'great entrepreneurs'
It is really interesting to see that you specify "enterpreneurs", instead of concerned about losing potential great artists, scientists, philosophers.
I mean, where would we be, if the past Shakespeare, Einstien and Newtons were perpetually distracted and preventing them from making works of art and discoveries we now value most?
- lmm 4y agoShakespeare and Einstein both benefitted greatly from synthesizing existing work; if they'd had more and easier access to what others were writing that seems likely to improve rather than diminish what they produced.
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- tresqotheq 4y agoI think you were distracted, and this ^ comment was written without much thought. Oh wait. You are on HN. No surprise!