By 2035, There Will Be Almost No

The Market Does Not Drive The Scientists, The Communicators, The Thinkers, The Government To Do The Right Things.

We're Still Missing About A Dozen Vaccines That Will Make A Huge Difference. For Adults, We've Got Hiv And Tb Are Still Huge; For Kids Malaria Is Still Killing A Half Million Kids A Year Out Of That 6 Million. We Probably Need Some Vaccines, But We Need A Little More Data To Make Sure We're Getting The Vaccines That Will Save The Most Lives.

Who Can Afford To Do Professional Work For Nothing? What Hobbyist Can Put Three Man-years Into Programming, Finding All Bugs, Documenting His Product, And Distributing It For Free?

People In Business Understand Paying Money To Be More Efficient. You Can Bootstrap Markets Where The Devices Are Too Expensive At First Because These Are So Valuable To Some People.

Robots Will Play An Important Role In Providing Physical Assistance And Even Companionship For The Elderly.