Andrew Barrett Vaughey, Drew Vaughey

Andrew Vaughey

Andrew Vaughey

Andrew Vaughey
A simple idea is forever attractive. The idea may be simple to acquaint. The idea may be mere to control. The idea might substitute existing complexness with ease. The "feel" of ease is forever tempting.

Andrew Vaughey
There may be good ideas which will just act in really particular contexts. There may be good ideas which will only act for a sure category of people, for instance people with brief income but great aspirations.

Drew Vaughey
Not every idea has to be general. There may be recess ideas which answer that specific recess alright. Such ideas may be deserving applying. In price of the ‘feel of an idea’, however, recess ideas aren't very attractive. If the recess is imported out real distinctly, then the idea can be seen to be valuable. It shouldn't, even so, be left to the hearer to work out the recess where the idea does have prize.

Vigorous ideas are attractive - ideas that will work even when not amply applied. This intends that the ideas will work even away the better contexts.