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Innovation isn't just testing something new, it is a new thing that improves something or is valuable in some way. So doing random combinations of things isn't
by Jensson 3y ago
Innovation isn't just testing something new, it is a new thing that improves something or is valuable in some way. So doing random combinations of things isn't innovation, it is just noise.
- corethree 3y agoThen where did the new idea come from? What algorithm allows for the generation of completely novel things without knowledge of the output encoded in the algorithm itself? It must be "randomly" generated by logic. Again I like to emphasize that it's not "truly random" we can't even define randomness formally with a function so this doesn't exist. It's more of a combinatorics algorithm where we iterate through every possible and likely permutation.