Screw Up Often; But Screw Up Ahead

Spreadsheets Are Fiction. Believing In What You're Doing And What You're Building Is What's Important.

I Do Not Know What Got Me Interested In Technology. What Was Very Clear To Me Very Early On Was That I Was Not Interested In Religion And That Naturally Increased My Curiosity About Science And Technology, And I Fundamentally Believe The Two Are Conflicting.

There's No Doubt In My Mind Over The Next 25 Years How We Drive, How We Build Our Houses, How We Fly, How We Build Our Buildings, Will All Change.

We Don't Need A Fuel That's Cleaner, We Need A Fuel That Happens To Be Cleaner, But Is Half The Price Of Oil.

Setting An Aggressive Enough Carbon-reduction Goal Will Result In An Appropriate Price For Carbon And Will Help Many A Renewable Technology. Consumer Education Will Help. Most Importantly, Though, Will Be The Continually Declining Cost Trajectory Of The Real Breakthrough In Clean-technology Costs Driven By Research And Innovation. In The End, Private Capital Is The Real Barometer Of Change.