Somewhere in the square, at the very heart of the city, a piercing shout rings out: "Melon!" Every day, precisely at 10 PM, a person arrives here and screams until his throat is raw. The locals have long stopped paying attention to him. They've gotten used to it—every day, in the same spot, at the same time, as if an invisible madman, unnoticed by the world, shouts only one word: "Melon!"

This man was the Creator — the one who channels streams of inexplicable information through himself. Ideas bubbled inside him, and he released them into the world without explanation. Why "melon"? Why now? He didn’t know the answers. He felt vulnerable, lonely, and misunderstood, for each of his days was filled with this cry, the meaning of which only he knew. And although the people around him couldn’t find an explanation for why the Creator wasted his energy on his strange performances, they felt something more in his words. They could sense how the energy, inspiration, and beauty of this unknown melon pierced through every one of his shouts.

But as is often the case, the Creator was not understood in his lifetime. His works, his strange words, were dismissed as nonsense, and his actions seemed pointless. The Creator gifted the world with fantasies, never demanding understanding, but secretly hoping that one day, someone would hear him.

Oh, miracle! One day, a man appeared in the square who understood the Creator. Among all those passing by, only he heard the piercing cry and wondered: "Who would stand here every day shouting 'Melon!' in the busy square?" This man knew that nothing in the world happens without reason, and in this shout, he clearly heard important and valuable information.

This was the Visionary. A person with an open view of the world. He analyzes any incoming information and sees value in it. Upon hearing "Melon!" the pieces of the puzzle began to form in the Visionary's mind. He remembered a conversation with a scientist who had warned him about changes in the climate and the shortage of an essential microelement for human life. "Could melon be the key?" thought the Visionary. Remembering the Creator's words, he realized: humanity’s salvation was hidden in it, for it was in the melon that the element needed to prevent extinction was found.

Inspired by his discovery, the Visionary stood in the center of the square and addressed the people: "We will all die if we don’t start eating melons!" The Visionary was a natural leader and orator. His voice and the depth of his conviction attracted the crowd. They listened to the Visionary and believed him. But one question remained unanswered: "What do we do now?" Panic spread through the crowd. The Visionary felt that he alone couldn’t carry out the plan. His strength lay in his vision and his voice, not in implementing the brilliant idea.

From the crowd, a cry rang out: "If we eat melons every day, we will die from the sugar content! We need to extract this microelement and create a convenient form for consumption!" After this statement, the person disappeared into the crowd.

This was the Entrepreneur. A man of action, used to taking full responsibility. If the world needs saving, who else, if not him? The Entrepreneur finds solutions where others see only problems. He loves risk and is addicted to adrenaline. The more impossible the task, the more energy he has. Inspired by the Visionary's words, the Entrepreneur immediately bought a melon and headed to his laboratory. He invented a capsule with the microelement. A brilliant and simple solution. All of humanity praised the mysterious genius who had saved an entire civilization. But a day after the capsule's release, the supply was exhausted. The first batch was enough for only 1% of the population. The countries of the world begged the Entrepreneur to produce more capsules, but he had already lost interest. His task was complete: the capsule was created. Now he needed something new, risky, exciting. Thoughts of scaling and systematizing were a true boredom for the Entrepreneur, more dreadful than death itself. He hid in his laboratory, despairing at the world’s demands

In the silence of the Entrepreneur’s depression, the sound of a message came through. An old friend wrote, saying he knew how to help him.

This was the Businessman. He had been observing the events for some time and immediately realized that the capsule was a true find with the potential to change the world. Unlike others, the Businessman didn’t seek risk; he sought scale and system. He knew how to organize production so that all people could have access to the capsules, not just the chosen few. Quietly, without making a fuss, the Businessman built a few hundred factories and established supply chains. He turned the capsules into an accessible product, which soon appeared in every home. Now, all the people on the planet began to take the microelement daily. Thus, the image of the Creator, seen by the Visionary and realized by the Entrepreneur, became part of everyday life for everyone on the planet, thanks to the Businessman. This brilliant quartet, known as the "Square of Innovators," saved humanity from extinction! Hooray, long live the innovators!