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@pamxxxx Sounds like you agree with me?

@spiritualhuman Yes that’s a fair exception. I do still think that there is much more greenspace and opportunity for true world improvement in the physical world than in software.

@caljreich Agreed. If you’re an aspiring founder who wants to truly change the world, you’re doing hardware, full stop. But that’s hard so people do software instead.

@erizza Agreed with what you're saying, though I don't think I'd label your idea as an LLM Wrapper.

@futuretrainee Excellent post.

@iam815518 Where does long term defensibility come from? You can say Instagram is an S3 wrapper, but the defensibility comes from the user base and brand. How does Tome defend its position when other products get better? Jasper was a success story for a bit, then it turned out it had no...

@revena That's not what "tarpit idea" means. For something to be a tarpit, it must actually sound appealing and interesting at first glance (which you clearly don't think this is). To OP, I also think the original idea you have is bad. But, I think that by engaging with potential users and...

@hesgoturback Yes but the bigger the idea the more worthless it is. Let’s take a few examples: Flying cars, curing cancer, increasing longevity. 3 giant ideas. Multi-billion (maybe trillion) dollar ideas. But no one in their right mind will give me money just because the idea is big.

@hesgoturback Yes but the bigger the idea the more worthless it is. Let’s take a few examples: Flying cars, curing cancer, increasing longevity. 3 giant ideas. Multi-billion (maybe trillion) dollar ideas. But no one in their right mind will give me money just because the idea is big.

@shamakwa Yes, but those startups should not be raising money.