The app still exists, so it hasn't vanished off the face of the earth. I'm concerned that graduates have the expectation that you an sit in a room, brainstorm

The app still exists, so it hasn't vanished off the face of the earth. I'm concerned that graduates have the expectation that you an sit in a room, brainstorm and come up with a killer idea which will get millions in seed funding. That doesn't show that you're interested or knowledgeable in the field/problem area you're trying to solve. It sounds like the gold rush. That's not to say that you shouldn't sit in a room and brainstorm, but sitting down and listing currently-hip ideas is a quick way to crash. Sit in a room and list current big problems that you have a lot of knowledge about!