There's A Simple, But Oft-neglected Lesson Here:

I Live A Half Mile From The San Andreas Fault - A Fact That Bubbles Up Into My Consciousness Every Time Some Other Part Of The World Experiences An Earthquake. I Sometimes Wonder Whether This Subterranean Sense Of Impending Disaster Is At Least Partly Responsible For Silicon Valley's Feverish, Get-it-done-yesterday Work Norms.

In An Increasingly Non-linear Economy, Incremental Change Is Not Enough-you Have To Build A Capacity For Strategy Innovation, One That Increases Your Ability To Recognize New Opportunities.

For The First Time In History We Can Work Backward From Our Imagination Rather Than Forward From Our Past.

I Don't Know Whether The Universe Contains Any Evidence Of Intelligent Design, But I Can Assure You That Thousands Of Everyday Products Do Not.

Power Has Long Been Regarded As Morally Corrosive, And We Often Suspect The Intentions Of Those Who Seek It.