It's not hard to solve problems. It's hard to staff them.

Early contributors pick the lock. The rest flood through the open door. Take the example of AI. Corporate poaching now exceeds 8 figures. Single job offers now eclipse the entire seed funding of leading labs.

That's tech. In science, look at Weinstein's Geometric Unity (we care, hence the DiLithium). His life changed once he realized his destiny wasn't to solve GU, but to staff it.

We don't need more jumping on bandwagons. We need smart folks building them--on pain of ridicule.