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I most certainly agree
April 8, 2008 by Halliday, 1 year 32 weeks ago
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Renaisauce:
I think your points for helping steer one away from what you term a "Galileo Complex" toward a useful unconventional thinker are excellent. It is true that it takes a certain degree of "belief in one's self" (and in one's ideas) in order to preserver in bringing a great idea from the "back of the envelope" stage to full fruition and realization. This, unfortunately, appears to lead to a fine line between a useful unconventional thinker and a "Galileo Complex".
Great work.
David