The Social side of Innovation seems to work against the innovator.
As a decedent of an inventor, the idea of innovation is as natural as my primary spoken language. The secret that will be foreign to me is "Create “transparent” technologies". I may have been looking at the wh*** issue wrongly but, as I see it, the primary issue for the reason the planet is in the shape it is now is simply Greed.
To make a technology "transparent" strips away the financial power the
idea had and, to the people we need to get the attention of... most of it's value. "Necessity is the mother of invention" While this is a great way to get ideas going (and i thank Evoke for trying) it immediately makes some people see dollar signs. You'd have to have a REALLY Big heart and to be someone that truly wishes the best for Everything, everyone, every this, every that, every other to make something transparent as described in Exhibit A.
I've seen people with great ideas that never are given the chance to see the light of day, and ones that do make it are simply ignored because of the profit demands (example Nikola Tesla). Financial constraints stop the idea not only from being heard but also from even being said, (i.e. imagine explaining a compact florescent light bulb as 14 watts being comparable to a 60 watt incandescent to someone that uses candles)
The greed of "my idea" and the money it might make us is, sadly, useualyl the drivign force behind great innovation. Socialization of ideas, as I understand it, is turning "my idea" into "our idea" and to take it step further into "Global idea" and that's where the true saints of our world can be found.
With Evoke I hope we can all get over the "my idea" mentaility and actaully be able to change things for the better world wide.
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