I hate the you stole my idea logic, because it's insulting to the people that actually succeeded. For example, let's take the Oculus Rift. VR headsets have been

I hate the you stole my idea logic, because it's insulting to the people that actually succeeded. For example, let's take the Oculus Rift. VR headsets have been around for a long time, and all sorts of companies have tried to implement them and failed. New attempts show up on the radar all the time, and disappear even quicker. If the Oculus Rift proves to be successful, you'll have other companies complaining they stole the idea of VR, or your grandmother is going to say she thought of VR when she was a child, and she'd be a millionaire if it wasn't for the Oculus Rift stealing her thunder. Meanwhile in reality, the idea is not what made the platform successful, but the countless hours and minds invested in nailing the execution. As I said, it's an insult to say otherwise.