Comment Re:Wha? (Score 1) 239
Weapons, blah blah, speed, blah blah (yawn).
It's not history. The real question here is: how much gold did they find on board?
Weapons, blah blah, speed, blah blah (yawn).
It's not history. The real question here is: how much gold did they find on board?
...but their implementations do. Except for rare cases, profit is directly proportional to the amount of effort put in implementation and marketing of your idea. Therefore:
1) publish the idea. Odds are, no one will pay attention to it anyway.
2) start working on its implementation, get the details figured out, remove the obstacles
3) start making a fuss about it, attract attention
4) if someone else tries to patent it, they can't: idea is not original because your initial publication is prior art
If you make money in this endeavor, bonus. If not, you'll have learned many things, perhaps made new friends, found partners, attracted some attention, made yourself a name, found a goal in life, etc.
In less than a century, computers will be making substantial progress on ... the overriding problem of war and peace. -- James Slagle