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Seeking An Acquisition From The Start Is More Than Just Bad Advice For An Entrepreneur. For The Entrepreneur It Leads To Short Term Tactical Decisions Rather Than Company-building Decisions And In My View Often Reduces The Probability Of Success.

The Right Way To Build A Company Is To Experiment In Lots Of Small Ways, So That You Have Plenty Of Room To Make Mistakes And Change Strategies.

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.

Startups Allow Technologists And Scientists To Take Risks And Change Plans In A Way That Would Be Frowned Upon In A Big Company. Having Said That, Big Companies Will Play A Key Role In Certain Areas And In Partnerships With Little Companies. Each Has Its Strengths.

I'm Not A Political Person. I'm A Techie Nerd, And I Enjoy The Techie Part. I Mean, All My Life, I've Loved Great Technology.