Have you ever had an idea that you're super excited about, but you know you're not the right person to bring it to life?

Not fun.

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On a related sort of vibe... having ideas is sort of easy.  
Having "good ideas" is way less easy

...but "good" comes from the refinement of taking the idea and "making" with it - and that grinding, cruel, contact with reality polishes it into something decent.

<riffing> - great generative question @benersing !

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"contextual" - totally!!!

I think most of creativity is about finding the write perspective to view the scene.  Alan Kay put better:

"context is worth 80 IQ points"