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<li>There are two definitions of <a href="/en/ideas%20man">ideas man</a>.</li>
<li>People who come up with <a href="/en/IDEA">IDEA</a> that no one else has come up with.</li>
<li>People who have a high probability of coming up with good ideas.</li>
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People who have a high probability of coming up with good ideas have a high probability of saying something that is not new.
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<li>Most problems are derivatives of problems solved in the past</li>
<li>I&#39;ll say the obvious again and again.<ul>
<li>I&#39;ll say it again and again if it&#39;s a good idea.<ul>
<li>Do not emphasize <a href="/en/novelty%20(patentability)">novelty (patentability)</a>.</li>
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People who come up with ideas that no one else has thought of are new.
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<li>There&#39;s no guarantee it&#39;s a useful idea.</li>
<li>Because no one has validated <a href="/en/usefulness">usefulness</a> for new things yet.</li>
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Definition of Idea Man