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Sounds like a bunch of BS. There are several logical flaws with the author's arguments. One of the most fundamental is the idea that your idea is of little va
by AsymetricCom 13y ago
Sounds like a bunch of BS. There are several logical flaws with the author's arguments. One of the most fundamental is the idea that your idea is of little value because ideas in general are "cheap" which is also something I disagree with but that is more philosophical than practical.
There are a lot of IT firms out there that are very much in a position to "steal ideas" by the nature of their better resources and connections, but that's not really the point. The point is that the author has no valid argument so that's all that really needs to be said.
What the author really should have started with is "I think I understand the value of my idea more than anyone else is capable of realizing. Given that assumption, then..." proceed from there.
- wpietri 13y agoWould you be so kind as to name three significant businesses created by IT firms from stolen ideas? I have never heard of this happening.
- AsymetricCom 13y agoI'll do you one better and invite you to Google it yourself. Teach a man to fish, as they say. Perhaps you've heard of Facebook and the Winklevoss twins? Maybe you've heard of Samsung and Apple?
- xivzgrev 13y agoThe extent of collaboration between Mark & Winklevoss twins was far more than any single discussion for advice...
- AsymetricCom 13y agoOh, nevermind that.. list 3 companies.. my ass. I didn't make your roof a rock.