Yeah, tech people, just unreflectively make stuff, don't listen to outside perspectives or people who can foresee consequences that you can't, good messagehttps://twitter.com/paulg/status/1386220078958579713 …
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If I meant "don't listen to outside perspectives," I'd have said that.
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It's very easy to get discouraged by nay-sayers and risk-averse people. If someone has a business idea or a pitch or an invention it has a very high risk of failure. But speaking to non-makers, non-risk-takers, non-entrepreneurs is likely to poopoo the idea in my experience.
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Not every risky new idea is a good one
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Seems like the message was, "don't listen to outside perspectives from non-makers"
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I think message was "makers/practitioners will have better perspectives/lessons/advice to give by virtue having their skin in the game."
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People who aren't makers probably can't see the difference between listening and being told.
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I am surprised that you responded to this Paul. Anyone, who is a maker, knows what you meant.
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