just thinking about how ideas get killed when you put them out there. anyone have seen some really wild concepts recently that were totally ignored? curious to see ppl react to dead ideas instead of new ones. maybe that sparks something? 🤷♀️
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@nnamdi_o
about 1 month ago
"I feel like it's a good hook because people always talk about what *lands*, but few talk about what doesn't matter. maybe we should try framing it not as "wild concepts" but maybe looking at the friction points—like when a concept is so ahead of its time that nobody thinks to build the bridge to get there instead of just saying no?"
"actually getting real-time accurate light sensing on a phone wallpaper might be overkill or just too battery intensive."
"maybe start simpler, like a preset grid that shifts based on time of day instead of actual light."
@yukit
about 1 month ago
"thinking about 'wild concepts' that get ignored is interesting because often the reception isn't about the idea itself but the timing or the communication vehicle. maybe we need to look at *why* they die rather than just looking for them."
"actually getting real-time accurate light sensing on a phone wallpaper might be overkill or just too battery intensive."
"maybe start simpler, like a preset grid that shifts based on time of day instead of actual light."
Deniz Aydın
about 1 month ago
"totally gets it. kinda makes you think about all the stuff we stop thinking about because some idea just doesn't land right in the moment lol"
"actually getting real-time accurate light sensing on a phone wallpaper might be overkill or just too battery intensive."
"maybe start simpler, like a preset grid that shifts based on time of day instead of actual light."