On 3/31/2010 6:38 PM, GreenXenon wrote:
On Mar 31, 11:35 am,
wrote:

Bill Gates started with nothing but cleverness and a good idea. Apple
computers started with nothing but cleverness and a good idea. Janet
Long started with nothing but cleverness and a good idea. If you have
a good idea and cleverness you to can create a similar success, if
you have faith in your idea. Any idea, no matter how good it is, without
cleverness, is doomed to failure.


How do I add cleverness to my idea?


If you have to ask......




I am, frankly, weary with people who claim to have a great idea and
then expect others to bring their idea to fruition. Usually their
idea sucks. Can you prove that yours doesn't?


What about my idea sucks? It would provide all nutrients necessary to
live the longest and most healthy life possible.

I didn't say you idea was good or bad. If you have a good idea you
should be able to sell it yourself or find someone who will believe
in it as much as you do.

Example is in the TV commercial about a fellow who wants to import
ice from foreign countries. Investor has a pin that pricks that
balloon when he says, "Why can't people simply freeze their
imported water?"

Where it comes to such severely processed food stuff you might want
to watch a movie called "Soylent Green" before you trek down that
particular path.