I am pretty sure that the best way to prove that deep thinking exists is giving to an enterprise the plan to execute their process, product or idea in a way that it beats the competence and produces a lot of money and value. Some people need to touch to believe.
Re:Who would pay for deep thinking?
by throwaway1410 on Thursday July 02, 2015 @06:04PM
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Companies like McKInsey or BCG (claim they) do that.
That's not a thing.
is there a market for this?
nope. It's the classic "I'm an idea guy, I don't worry about the details" stereotype.
Execution beats ideas every time.
(no taxes, no problem, just pure thinking)
What?