What I generally dislike with these articles is that someone quickly draw the conclusion "never criticize, always believe in the idea, even if it seems stupid at first sight"
And of course, I find that terribly wrong. The author did not hint that at all (which I appreciate), however, but I still believe many will think this.
The point is that you must carefully examine each idea before jumping to a judgement. Do not dismiss the bad points. Just think it through.
It wont work every time, because you're not perfect, and because you don't have all elements/cards in your hands (unless you can see the future and read people's mind, of course).
All you can do is a best guess. Obviously, the author is either very unlucky, either bad at doing the best possible guess.
And of course, I find that terribly wrong. The author did not hint that at all (which I appreciate), however, but I still believe many will think this.
The point is that you must carefully examine each idea before jumping to a judgement. Do not dismiss the bad points. Just think it through. It wont work every time, because you're not perfect, and because you don't have all elements/cards in your hands (unless you can see the future and read people's mind, of course). All you can do is a best guess. Obviously, the author is either very unlucky, either bad at doing the best possible guess.