> But, there is method to the madness, 

This got me cracking tho.

Development is finally a thing of the mind. It takes determination to have the motivation to turn imagination into reality.

>   The future is conceptualized by the freestylers, developed by the boundary riders and supported by the masses -

What does it really take to conceptualize and develop the future? I think that is where the gold mine lies

> Good ideas are a dime a dozen.  Great ideas are worth maybe a buck each.  Ideas we can act on and develop are priceless.  Justin Ledvina

I worked for Justin and learned much from him.  I had thousands of ideas and he paid me a dime a dozen for them :)

> Ship it then fix it.  Seth Godin

There HAS to be a good enough spot or nothing of consequence gets made.  

Will AI and big data take over?  I suppose they will, but I think we'll be much poorer as a race when all things are designed and built to the specs of average and what the majority will support.  It's a pity, really.

It is difficult to predict the role of the majority of the gray mass in society, who can only consume. In general, I wonder why the life of this gray mass of "consumers" is still supported?

I'm quoting your firsts sentence, people will say I haven't read your post, but I have 😁 

>I remember reading a very long time ago about how the Japanese approach design with a method of "nothing is ever finished", meaning that there is always room for improvement. 

This is very true when it comes to some artists. I'm not an artist, will never be one as I have no talent but when I was learning to draw, I remember I was always looking at my drawing and think here and there I could make some adjustments and this went on till I had no free time and had to finish it.

Also have seen artists dealing with this, asking themselves when is an artwork finished. 

This is not at all a bad thing. When you think there's always something more you can do, there's improvement. When you say *It's fine as it is*, you're on a dangerous road, risking to not make any progress because you're satisfied with yourself. Then learning and evolving stops.

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Well, on a bigger level, we need to figure out everything on our own in our life. There are people around us who help us. Our parents guide us, to take the best possible path for our future.
Our teachers guide us to build the best possible career for us.

Still, it's always our choice that matters. It's our choice that will take us to the destiny, we create for ourself. So, on a bigger level, we are always freestyling.

And I think AI's are with too much promises and too little action(at least as of now).

I believe that humans will survive and surpass everything superior than us. Because that's what we were meant to do. To survive in unfavourable conditions.🙂

It's totally true, you can become unknowingly stifled by the discipline you study in any field and need to be able to step back. Look at the big picture

To complement your introduction (not that it needs to be complemented), but as a way to share something I once heard Casey Neistat say.

"Never let perfection get in the way of good enough."

Personally, I had an experience similar to yours and many others. As a child I was able to teach my grandmother who was illiterate to write and read. My vocation as an educator was unquestionable. When I arrived at the university, although I learned many tools and techniques, I unlearned one important thing: the passion for what I was doing. Unfortunately, universities reinforce some things, but we lose and waste others. I know many who have had an experiential education, and are better at their professions than any Cum Laude graduate. Greetings, @tarazkp

Back in the days, Made in Japan was the cool. We looked for Japanese Watch, Radio, Machinery, Camera and everything. Back then, I also learned a term "kaizen' in my early school years that refers to continuous improvement through learning. I did not know why that is important.

After all these years, I realized that what that concept refers to is not to continuously changing but to ensure you are looping back all the learnings you had when you operate a system - an organization, a product line. I agree the randomness has its structure principle you referred in the blogpost. Random is never random yet it is guided by a pattern that is not linearly structured. That is why big data is important so that you can identify linearity in randomness - random individual thoughts. 


And, you write well, but, it requires me to read everything twice. You killed me right here😇 😂 😛

> But, for a time at least, we will still be able to have ideas, yet with the way the internet encourages sharing, those ideas become public domain.

Sir Ken Robinson gives a great TED Talk about how education kills Creativity and In am a firm believer in that without the freestyle of creativity no progression can be made.
If creativity is not allowed its free flow then everything becomes same

I believe it was in the 90's that a number of Japanese companies found themselves flagging financially because they had effectively driven creativity out of their companies in the name of production line sameness. (this was not the only reason for the bust but did drive a recognition that innovation was being stifled)

As a result, after the realization, they deliberately head hunted creative people to give their companies the edge, the spark that was needed to make them sustainable moving forwards

Creativity is what drives forward motion, maintains solid history and allows fro new ways of doing things

Are there actually new ideas? I heard it said that if one has thought of an idea, for sure someone else already has thought of it.