I Think In Our Lifetime, That Level

I Think Our Society Is No Longer Properly Valuing The Intangible Potential Of Innovation, Even If We Have To Be A Little Uncomfortable With The Risks Associated With It, And A Little Bit Willing To Fail, Pick Ourselves Up And Dust Ourselves Off And Try Again. We Don’t Seem To Want To Do That As Much As We Used Too.

In Some Cases, Inventions Prohibit Innovation Because We're So Caught Up In Playing With The Technology, We Forget About The Fact That It Was Supposed To Be Important.

Americans Thinking That America Will Continue To Lead The World In Innovation And Quality Of Life Without Some Quick And Serious Educational Improvements Are Dangerously Delusional.

There Is Just So Much Stuff In The World That, To Me, Is Devoid Of Any Real Substance, Value, And Content That I Just Try To Make Sure That I Am Working On Things That Matter.

I Think An Education Is Not Only Important, It Is The Most Important Thing You Can Do With Your Life.