Apps are Butterflies.
I find it's important to constantly reset your frame of reference when it comes to technology. My teen daughter could not care less about Google Imagen or Midjourney. Her cohort will never venerate a unique artistic creation as much as I or my generation is conditioned to do. The eyeroll response to how amazing image gen is was a stinging reminder that if I'm going to keep solving effectively, I better keep up with the future. Not my daughter, this is Bard's generation of an unimpressed teen. Taking that example further, why bother with trademarks or copyright, when you're no longer protecting anything that holds differentiation for long. To paraphrase Professor Michael Whitbrock from the University of Auckland - perhaps it's time artists no longer got free rent on the summation of ideas and creation of new content. Why shouldn't it be accessible to everyone? Still with me? Now step sideways into other complex creations - like a full-stack app. We're alrea
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