> Most of the work is spent on figuring out the right question to ask, and only the little part is needed to actually answer it. These arguments are always a f

> Most of the work is spent on figuring out the right question to ask, and only the little part is needed to actually answer it. These arguments are always a form of "Whole > Sum of Parts". There is no such thing as private ideas. It's always unwarrented-self-importance and greed that asserts otherwise.