When an inventor falls in love with an invention, the expectation that consumers will do so as well may lead to failure of the venture.

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The inventor's love for their invention may blind them to potential flaws or lack of demand in the market, leading to failure even if they are deeply passionate about it. Ultimately, it is the consumers' interest and willingness to pay for the product that determines its success.

When an Inventor Falls in Love with an Invention, the Expectation