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if you're feeling inarticulate about an idea you want to share, that might actually be a fantastic sign.

if you're feeling inarticulate about an idea you want to share, that might actually be a fantastic sign. 

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One common issue is the feeling of being inarticulate, especially when sharing something for the first time.
Yet, the act of sharing and writing often helps clarify thoughts. It's vital to begin even if things feel incomplete, as the writing process often brings clarity.

AI can't offer insights into undiscovered territories. Scientific breakthroughs, for instance, remain unclear until scientists unravel and publish them in comprehensible formats. Our journey of self-discovery follows a similar trajectory.

If something feels stuck or vague inside you, that's a strong indication of value. By sharing, you're creating something new infused with your unique experiences, something no one else can replicate. This individuality is crucial because it leads to novel contributions.

Feeling inarticulate is a brilliant sign. Firstly, the attempt to share your ideas pushes you to clarify your thoughts. Secondly, given the influence of artificial intelligence, inarticulate ideas are among the few genuine novel ideas remaining.

I appreciate your efforts in sharing these inarticulate ideas. You're contributing to something new and valuable, and for that, I'm grateful.

Inarticulate ideas are often the only good ideas left. If you're seeking something straightforward, you can likely find it through AI. However, what's beyond AI's reach are those messy, inarticulate ideas.

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did you find any original ideas together?

Was talking about this with @zachterrell today - you’ve got to go through a lot of unoriginal ideas to get to an original idea, and the idea that you’re even interested to begin with in something is a sign that something interesting and potentially original might be there