In A Free Society, You Get What

Sometimes We Crash And Burn. It's Better To Do It In Private.

People Take The Longest Possible Paths, Digress To Numerous Dead Ends, And Make All Kinds Of Mistakes. Then Historians Come Along And Write Summaries Of This Messy, Nonlinear Process And Make It Appear Like A Simple, Straight Line.

I'd Rather Lose My Own Money Than Someone Else's.

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.

More Than Ever, The World Needs Good Engineers. However, The Pool Of Talent Is Shrinking Not Growing.