If your ideas are any good, you'll have to ram them down throats

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Howard Aiken's blunt line flips the usual anxiety about idea theft into a reassurance: mediocre ideas spread on their own merits, while good ones meet resistance precisely because they change how people see. Worrying about competitors copying you is mostly a sign you haven't built anything genuinely novel yet.

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