Comment by hnaccount_rng

Think about it the other way around: How much code is written and never used? How much code is written and would be better if it were never used? How much code is used only to then notice, that it doesn't solve the business problem that it was intended to solve? How much code is run and it's never noticed that it doesn't solve any business problem?

All the while: You are correct, being able to produce anything that solves a problem is much more valuable than being able to talk about it. But in order to unlock the value (beyond solving your own problem) absolutely requires communication