Summary: the good "bad" ideas tend to arise from deep direct experience, they often unbundle existing functions, they often start as hobbies, get dismissed as toys and tend to challenge social norms.
(23m18s, Chris Dixon; via)
22 February 2014
Video: on good ideas that look like bad ideas, and disruptive innovation - http://youtu.be/akOazwgDiSI
Summary: the good "bad" ideas tend to arise from deep direct experience, they often unbundle existing functions, they often start as hobbies, get dismissed as toys and tend to challenge social norms.
(23m18s, Chris Dixon; via)
Summary: the good "bad" ideas tend to arise from deep direct experience, they often unbundle existing functions, they often start as hobbies, get dismissed as toys and tend to challenge social norms.
(23m18s, Chris Dixon; via)
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