You Never Lose A Dream, It Just

My Grandfather Was An Autoworker, And I Have A Weapon He Manufactured To Protect Himself From The Company That He Would Carry To Work. It's A Big Iron Pipe With A Hunk Of Lead On The Head. I Think About How Far We've Come As Companies From Those Days, Where Workers Had To Protect Themselves From The Company.

Over Time, It's Becoming More And More Understood By People That We're Acting In Their Interests. And That's A Very, Very Powerful Thing For Our Brand.

I Have A Simple Algorithm, Which Is, Wherever You See Paid Researchers Instead Of Grad Students, That's Not Where You Want To Be Doing Research.

Part Of Our Brand Is That We're Pretty Understated In What We Do. If You Look At Other Technology Companies, They Might Preannounce Things, And It Will Be A Couple Years Before They Really Happen, And They Don't Happen In The Way They Said They Would.

Almost Everyone Who Has Had An Idea That's Somewhat Revolutionary Or Wildly Successful Was First Told They're Insane.