On Startups: "i Hate It

I Think When You're Looking For People To Interview, You Want To Make It Fair And Honest. You're Not Just Bringing People On So You Can Beat Them Up Or, You Know, Make Fools Out Of Them Or Something

A Popular Feel For Scientific Endeavors Should, If Possible, Be Restored Given The Needs Of The Twenty-first Century. This Does Not Mean That Every Literature Major Should Take A Watered-down Physics Course Or That A Corporate Lawyer Should Stay Abreast Of Quantum Mechanics. Rather, It Means That An Appreciation For The Methods Of Science Is A Useful Asset For A Responsible Citizenry. What Science Teaches Us, Very Significantly, Is The Correlation Between Factual Evidence And General Theories, Something Well Illustrated In Einstein's Life.

I Actually Think Bill Gates Is Conventionally Smarter, Even Though It's A Dumb Word, But Mental Processing Power - I've Watched Him Use Four Different Screens, Process Information, Get To The Right Answer, Boom Boom Boom.

Was He Smart? No, Not Exceptionally. Instead, He Was A Genius.

...never Let A Passion For The Perfect Take Precedence Over Pragmatism.