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Maybe so, but you would have a more convincing (counter-)argument if you offered some counterexamples.
by haberman 12y ago
Maybe so, but you would have a more convincing (counter-)argument if you offered some counterexamples.
- tbrownaw 12y agoTo start with, anything covered by the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal%E2%80%93agent_problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal%E2%80%93agent_proble... .
- mtdewcmu 12y agoTechnophiles have a tendency to fall in love with ideas that no one else cares about and assert that people that dont see what they see are fools. But capitalism enforces a degree of honesty. If you can put a cash value on the productivity gain some idea will provide, and it's a significant sum, then it's not much of a stretch to predict that it will prevail eventually. If the idea has no significant cash value, then it's only a mediocre idea. Sometimes we tech people have to be humble and accept that something we love is mediocre (especially when we try to start a company based on the idea and no one buys it).