> This is not innovation. This is a security breach waiting to happen.
No, it is innovation. The problem is that innovation is often bad.
> This is not innovation. This is a security breach waiting to happen.
No, it is innovation. The problem is that innovation is often bad.
How specifically is innovation often bad? Innovation, like scientific discovery, is merely an expansion of the veil of knowledge. Specific applications may be good or bad but knowledge and processes are neutral.
But applications can themselves be innovations. Innovation isn't a concept that's restricted only to abstract knowledge.
Innovation usually creates losers, who formerly benefited from the less efficient system in place.