Jony Ive: “Ideas are always fragile”
A short monologue by Jony Ive arguing that ideas are inherently fragile and tentative; he warns against over-focusing on quantifiable problems and criticism, which can undermine belief in an idea unless a constructive solution is proposed. He distinguishes opinions from ideas, emphasizing that opinions are less important than actionable ideas.
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