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Ideas are worthless [snip] without execution. There, fixed that for you.

• qqq 18y ago
  Some famous physics experiments were thought of before it was possible to execute them. Worthless? Also how do you execute Socrates' ideas in Euthyphro? Or are those worthless?
  • trapper 18y ago
    I stand corrected
  • wheels 18y ago
    There was always an execution. It just happens to not have been the experiment. The reason we know about those ideas is that somebody put a significant amount of effort into telling the world.