Mainly because I don't agree with the premise that ideas are worthless - something that is echoed around all the time. Really? If there's anything the current

Mainly because I don't agree with the premise that ideas are worthless - something that is echoed around all the time. Really? If there's anything the current IP litigious climate signals to me, it's that people are far overvaluing ideas. Sure, ideas aren't worthless - but they are useless without hard work and luck (what some people like to call "execution"). Ideas are a dime a dozen; good ideas are probably worth about $1.50. But ideas + execution? Now there's the real value proposition.