There are some big, doable ideas out there uncapitalized to date. Look at (a) the history of computing for some hints. See the people who have written at leng

There are some big, doable ideas out there uncapitalized to date. Look at (a) the history of computing for some hints. See the people who have written at length about what can/should be done with software/computers, but isn't. Then (b), pulling those concepts off takes (1) chutzpah (or naivete) and (2) market forces that will be either tolerant or ripe. In the past, (2) has been lamented (perhaps natively) as the slow rate of "social evolution". But (2) could also be viewed as politics by another name, or through another lens. Or call it "market education". Doesn't matter what you call it; it's been progressing full throttle. I think (2) is basically there and/or getting there, whereas in the past (2) was the main blocker. So, get your socks on, we're just getting started, IMO.