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I come from the same school. From my experience, ideas are worthless because they don't exist. Sounds obvious but think of it is this way: Everything can fit
by apsurd 17y ago
I come from the same school.
From my experience, ideas are worthless because they don't exist. Sounds obvious but think of it is this way:
Everything can fit neatly and beautifully into anything else whilst it exists in your head. "How do we monetize this...? Easy! just do xyz!" The answers are clear, the solutions are elegant, and everyone and everything is holding hands, dancing around in a circle, singing their hearts out.
As soon as you actually get to work, and you make the transition from fantasy to reality, well: shit instantly hits the fan, and you've got a mess of a mess of a mess, and that's what really counts. Nothing works right, nobody wants it, you deal with endless bugs, its never ready, all your "plans" don't really mesh with this thing called reality.
It's kind of like fighting in a video game. You can fantasize all you want about how badass you are at street fighter. But get yourself into a real street fight and you won't ever think you know anything about anything ever again.