Common Project in Hungary

anns wrote:

The Internet is a brilliant way of looking out for gaps and recent trends

As an entrepreneur for almost two decades I can attest that the Internet in an important tool. But it is still just a tool. Like a hammer or a saw are tools to build a house. Both are important, almost essential, but there is far, far more to building a house than just a hammer and a saw.

And I can add to that once the Internet was a source of information, but it is slowly becoming more a source of misinformation, confusing information and simple disinformation. Which I see as a growing problem for business (and society in general).

And why old musings are starting to be more and more true each day.

“Believe none of what you hear, and only half of what you see.”

― Benjamin Franklin

And add to that, since information is shared over the Internet so easily, others may simply then copy your idea without any moral or ethical care about that, and undercut all your work:

http://www.businessinsider.com/china-co … an-2016-10