The Willingness To Fail Gives

Certain Food-based Biofuels Like Biodiesel Have Always Been A Bad Idea. Others Like Corn Ethanol Have Served A Useful Purpose And Essentially Are Obsoleting Themselves.

If I Collected All The Diamonds In The World, I'd Have No 'income' But I'd Have A Lot Of 'assets'. Would My Company Be Worth Nothing Because I Have No Income? A Lot Of Net Companies Are Collecting Assets. They Have To Be Measured With A New Set Of Metrics.

An Entrepreneur Is Someone Who Dares To Dream The Dreams And Is Foolish Enough To Try To Make Those Dreams Come True.

As For Companies Invested In The Space - I Think Its Important To Distinguish Between A Good Investment And A Material Climate Change Technology - You Can Have The First Without The Second, Even In The "clean Tech" Space.

Entrepreneurs Have The Flexibility And The Ability To Do Things That Large Companies Simply Cannot. Could A Large Company Pull Off A Trick Like Amyris, Going From Anti-malaria Medicine To Next-generation Fuel?