Beautifully said. That advice about writing to the single smartest, most passionate person you know — it cuts through all the noise and brings focus to the real work. And yes, I totally agree: in both science and the arts, the most groundbreaking ideas often look strange or misunderstood at first. Feels very true in Bitcoin dev too — some of the most radical innovations start as niche, “weird” proposals that only a few devs grasp at first. But over time, they shape the future. Innovation rarely starts popular — it earns its place.
Beautifully said. That advice about writing to the single smartest, most passionate person you know — it cuts through all the noise and brings focus to the real work.
And yes, I totally agree: in both science and the arts, the most groundbreaking ideas often look strange or misunderstood at first.
Feels very true in Bitcoin dev too — some of the most radical innovations start as niche, “weird” proposals that only a few devs grasp at first. But over time, they shape the future.
Innovation rarely starts popular — it earns its place.