Andrija Milojevic

New technological adaptation in many industries is hanging on a thin thread called the human psyche.

The innovation could be great, product and enormous benefits it brings clear to everyone, if adopted. Still many times the ideas are disregarded and technology is never implemented (paradoxically). It is hard to bring a change into the world.

Most of the time it has nothing to do with the tech and the case we present for the strange looking beauty of innovation, idea and product. Seems deep down it all depends on the decision of a handful of people (and their psyche). Some could be more open towards the future and excited about the new world technology would create . Coming from their optimistic and positive outlook on life, often used to a change and not afraid of taking life risks, experimenting with new things. But some people could be more closed for change, satisfied with how things are, afraid of taking risks (fear – fictional events that appear real), reflecting the same thoughts and feelings when it comes to adoption of new things.

I wonder how many great technologies the world has never seen (the graveyard of ideas is probably full of them), and how much of what we have today and around us is a consequence of having the luck to work with open minded people (reflection of their own personal life). World could be a much better and worse place at the same time. Something that maybe we should all think about, and ultimately be more open to try and adopt new things.

Life is more beautiful when the graveyard of ideas and technology is empty …

(originally posted on LinkedIn, February 2023, link)