One way to predict the future is to find something at the intersection of: Doesn’t exist Users would happily pay for it if it did exist. There’s no structural barrier (technological, legal, etc.) to it existing. Then it’s a race between you and the efficient-market hypothesis to see who can launch the thing first.
OSD 201: America’s Test Range
One way to predict the future is to find something at the intersection of: Doesn’t exist Users would happily pay for it if it did exist. There’s no structural barrier (technological, legal, etc.) to it existing. Then it’s a race between you and the efficient-market hypothesis to see who can launch the thing first.