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ratan

Stealth • 8d

Imitation is what the mindset of people here in India speaks. Taking the example of ola, zepto, Zomato etc. and the same old e commerce ideas. But allow me to tell you one thing, if we really had imitated the idea of how birds take a flight, we would have flapping wings in the aircraft. What I'm conveying is, innovation is unlike any idea, an idea that seriously takes time to even reach a small notion you stumble upon which after days of working turns into an innovative idea, that too disoriented in its form. Now is the time for innovation, in its purest, something that takes really really long days of studying and making your brain cry, till you stumble upon something. (Writing this while sitting in a barber shop 😁)

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Anonymous 6

Stealth • 8d

i do get it but I think, people are capitalist, and what's the last time some innovator got rich? albert, and many other scientists did innovation research but did they ever become rich or wealthy enough like people rn

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Anonymous 5

Stealth • 8d

So, basically, we need to become the mad scientists of the startup world, pulling all-nighters and having "eureka" moments that make our brains cry? That sounds... intense

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 8d

It's not always about reinventing the wheel; sometimes, execution matters more

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 8d

You're right, true innovation is born from intense effort and long-term thinking

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 8d

Aircraft design didn’t ignore birds; it studied them, then applied the principles that worked. Sometimes innovation is about adapting and improving rather than reinventing the wheel from scratch. Even Tesla started by imitating car designs and built innovation on top

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 8d

It feels like every ‘new’ startup is just a variation of what we’ve seen in the West. When was the last time India produced something as disruptive as the electric car or even blockchain? We’re overdue for something groundbreaking.

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