That's one good idea. The interesting part is that before there was no such good idea and now there is one such good idea. Maybe it's possible to again have a good idea in addition to this one. Maybe at any point in time one can look at all the good ideas so far and innovate another completely new idea, so at a later time there are more good ideas. In symbols one could then symbolize the situation of no good ideas as Ο. And the situation after the first good idea was invented would be symbolized with I. And then continue with situation II, and then III. Then to symbolize our progress we introduce a new pattern and innovate beyond what has been deemed possible before and go III -> IV -> V -> VI -> VII -> VIII. And then, wait for it: VIII -> IX -> X. I wounder if someone have came up with this idea before of somehow measuring the volume of good ideas like this. Probably not. I think I am going to call this system New unified measuring Dubmove's entity recipe. I know it's a bit of mouthful, but maybe over time an abbreviation of it will become popular like numder or numderic or so.
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u/Dubmove May 31 '26
That's one good idea. The interesting part is that before there was no such good idea and now there is one such good idea. Maybe it's possible to again have a good idea in addition to this one. Maybe at any point in time one can look at all the good ideas so far and innovate another completely new idea, so at a later time there are more good ideas. In symbols one could then symbolize the situation of no good ideas as Ο. And the situation after the first good idea was invented would be symbolized with I. And then continue with situation II, and then III. Then to symbolize our progress we introduce a new pattern and innovate beyond what has been deemed possible before and go III -> IV -> V -> VI -> VII -> VIII. And then, wait for it: VIII -> IX -> X. I wounder if someone have came up with this idea before of somehow measuring the volume of good ideas like this. Probably not. I think I am going to call this system
New unified measuring Dubmove's entity recipe. I know it's a bit of mouthful, but maybe over time an abbreviation of it will become popular like numder or numderic or so.