I really liked the insight that you formulated: When an idea/object falls into the hands of the many, real innovation starts to flourish. It becomes a science experiment on a scale not previously possible, where research is continuously conducted in garages. Though this experimentation isn't as efficient as it could be, if it was organized, the scale of the work being done marginalizes the gains efficiency could possibly create.
I really liked the insight that you formulated: When an idea/object falls into the hands of the many, real innovation starts to flourish. It becomes a science experiment on a scale not previously possible, where research is continuously conducted in garages. Though this experimentation isn't as efficient as it could be, if it was organized, the scale of the work being done marginalizes the gains efficiency could possibly create.