I'm just here wondering what you'd be executing without an idea first....😅

Implementable ideas are valuable then I think!

What the empty headed nincompoops tell themselves to console themselves

this is silicon valley dumbspeak—they hoover us for ideas & finance their “own” to “execute.” this is just their cover story. tesla had A LOT OF VALUABLE IDEAS. ideas are valuable & lots of times people with power don’t want the people with the ideas to EXECUTE so they actively obstruct, steal (distort i.e. lose the true mission/purpose of the idea) & actively sabotage.

Execution is the hard part. Ideas are easy to come up with.

incorrect. there is more execution on stupid ideas than can be counted. execution on good ideas. both are rare.

Nah, AI demonstrates that execution can happen in the blink of an eye for dirt cheap. Whereas it may take a lifetime for the right idea to become clear so as to hit just right to have its intended effect. As the saying goes, timing is everything. All we have is time, but that time is limited

Good ideas are a dime a dozen, a nickel a gross-Bruce Williams

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Let me expand this a little bit. An idea is something that pops up in your head, sometimes out of the blue, sometimes after long pondering about a subject, sometimes after interacting with sources of information, like reading, talking to peers, etc. So now you have an idea: "Peer-to-peer cash without central authority", "flying cars", "a smart phone with no buttons", "an electric car", etc. To make any of those, let's call them high-level ideas, happen, you will need to come up with a gigantic tree of lower-level ideas, starting with the initial level. Let's use electric cars for an example. Here's a small part of the first level of secondary problems, for which you need you need to come up with ideas, to implement your initial idea: - solve battery technology - get battery suppliers for mass production - design electric motor that withstands road vibration etc. - research lightweight materials - find ways to optimize car frame to make use of batteries as load bearing parts - find target addressable market - get funded - find engineering skills - motivate workers - … … … … … (a few dozen more) And you also need meta-ideas like project planning, HR rules, what type of company structure would be best, etc. Now for EACH of the sub-problems, and meta-problems, and the ideas to solve them, you need to solve another few dozen sub-sub-problems, each of which require ideas. This goes down many, many layers, and you'll end up with requiring probably a few million ideas. In the comparatively *extremely* easy case of a pure software product, each line of code represents an idea, because you need to have an idea how to formulate the code such that it actually does what you want it to do. Now look what we have: YOUR GREAT IDEA ABOUT FLYING CARS - 1 idea The execution of producing all the lower level ideas, and stringing them all together so that a product comes to fruition - 10 million And that is why your great fabulous idea is worthless. The execution is ~10 million times more work and value

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Yep... And I'm not sure really how much AI solves for any of this, especially for "atoms not bits" startups, because robotics that can do even rudimentary 3-5-year old human tasks are still years (decades?) away.