It's not uncommon in the startup world for a new idea to be dismissed by know-it-alls simultaneously with growing rapidly among early adopters. I'm not sure why, but these ideas seem to do even better than the ones that aren't dismissed by know-it-alls.
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Gonna leave this here, regarding "the web"https://www.businessinsider.com/11-hilariously-wrong-internet-predictions-2013-11?r=US&IR=T#andrew-keen-one-of-the-most-prominent-commentators-on-internet-culture-during-the-web-20-movement-thought-that-the-economic-crisis-of-2008-would-have-a-huge-impact-on-how-we-use-the-internet-3 …
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Smart phones, app stores, digital music, Netflix...
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European Tech IPOs
Possibly because know-it-alls assume their knowledge or opinion of a subject is widely held. It rarely is.
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Stripe Airbnb Equidate/now http://forgeglobal.com Naysayers who don't have depth on the pain intensity of the customer often get it wrong.
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There are counterexamples as well where the vast majority of scientists got it wayyy right: Solar Power Hydrogen Cells Nootropics
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WYSIWYGs

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Instant homeownership transfer ;)
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In the real estate space know it alls hate crypto and tokenization.
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The internet ...cell phones....
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