Ideas cannot be owned. They belong to whomever understands them. - Sol Lewitt(thanks to dataisnature for the quote)
Maybe ownership of ideas should take into account the way they are acquired - i.e. by understanding them.
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1 comment:
Well it won't surprise you to know that I agree fully with this quote...
And given that I believe there are some ideas more people should own - or at least explore, it is incumbent on me as a communicator to boil those ideas down, package them and relate them in a way that makes the ownership and distribution of ideas easy!
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