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Worthless ideas and valuable innovation

Greger Wikstrand 2016-02-14 2016-04-06Innovation, Professionalism, Project Management, Requirements Engineering 3
Ideas as lightbulbs. How much are they worth?

Information is so durable that not even a black hole can destroy it. So what happens with a ubiquitous commodity that is more durable than even space itself? It quickly becomes worthless, even worse than worthless. Consider ideas: no sooner do people come up with ideas than they try to…

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