Like My Friend Warren Buffett, I Feel

Success On The Web Require High-level Corporate Understanding Of The Internet's Capabilities And Support Of Early Test-and-invest Projects.

The Only Role Other Than Paying Their Taxes, Whatever Those Are, The Only Role For Philanthropy Broadly - Of Which The Rich Should Give Disproportionately - The More, The Better - And I Think There Is A Positive Trend In That Direction - There Are Certain Risk-taking Things, Like Trying Out A New Type Of Charter School Or Funding A New Kind Of Medicine.

When I Say "an Energy Miracle," I Mean That There Will Be Some Form Of Energy Whose 24 Hour Cost Really Is Competitive With Hydrocarbons Given, Say, 20 Years Of Learning Curve. You Invent It, Then You Look At How Much Its Costs Go Down Over The Next 20 Years, That It Really Beats Hydrocarbons.

There Are People Who Don't Like Capitalism, And People Who Don't Like Pcs. But There's No-one Who Likes The Pc Who Doesn't Like Microsoft.

The Most Important People Is To Pick People Who Like To Write Software And Who Are Good At... Good Developers Like Working With Each Other. And They... They Reinforce Each Other's Skills.