At the very end, it all comes down to whether the product we create will bring value to consumers or users, whether should they even exist. Imagine a world where there isn't a single problem at all.
I've always been a social technology person; anything that allows people to communicate better or find information faster; hopefully the startup i'm creating is able to create such value for users and thanks!! though I think chances for entering YC is slim but its worth a shot :)
I'm pretty sure the word "revolutionary" is overrated. As I observe today's world; most ideas are either copied or slight improvement then scale to make money. The idea of revolutionary itself has become a blur and I totally agree with you that there isn't a revolutionary idea anymore.
Thats true, the startup that I'm working on is Jellybean and I am considering on applying for YC W15. When I rethink Jellybean's idea and comparing with some of the YC startup batch it feels pretty intimidating especially when you have awesome ideas and technology and people.
Thanks a lot for replying, really helped me to think further on the meaning of idea itself.