PROTIP:​

1. Don't fuck up™.

   • I can't stress this concept enough, so I'll state it here again: Don't fuck up™; and, 

   • Again, over here: Don't fuck up™.
     
     At worst: Innovative Potential and it's diseases are a living, dynamic, and fluctuating system that will change on you without your knowledge, specifically: to thwart, evade, and or diminish your efforts; there are legions of different, independent, and co-dependent macroeconomic and microscopic moving parts; and, it's not particularly intuitive; although, most of the other industrial structures and biological knowledges are able to act as conceptual scaffolding. No pun: but it's very big and very mutable.
      

2. You have to be able to know how to succeed and thrive in an MMO environment, this is a new one, and there's no way around it, and it's the real intelligence test of the modern age here, because:

   1. It forces and teaches cooperation and leadership with strangers across time zones, ages, races, jobs, skills, education levels, class, and overall better-if-not optimized decision making skills; but, more importantly:

   2. The MMOs teach how other's fail.

 

The MMO (massively multiplayer online) games teach that you are also responsible for your own as well as other's failures, because you have a capacity to prevent that failure to ensure your own successes. The MMOs teach compensatory team-thinking for small and large group activities and that is the real measure of success with Innovative Potential: stopping failures, but also, and, more importantly MMOs are built upon the solid principle foundation of: Don't fuck up™.

 

In a dynamic and pluripotential case scenario as a Stage IV metastatic cancer disease presentation, with distal metastases, and known drug resistances: a stalemate, or a time-out, is often considered as a win with something this mortally complicated as pathogenic cellular proliferation. The current state-of-the-art medical schooling and credentialing systems do not currently teach these MMO thinking styles and so you're left with a 33% patient death rate post diagnosis, this is really what Innovative Potential is here to fix: 1/3 of all cancer deaths.