It's About Doing Something Larger Than Yourself.

Most Innovation Comes From People Working Together, Collaborating In Teams.

Leonardo Da Vinci Was Lucky To Be Born The Same Year That Johannes Gutenberg Opened His Printing Shop. As A Young Person, He Could Get Information About Whatever Struck His Curiosity. The Internet Is To Our Age What Gutenberg's Press Was To His, So He Would Have Loved Being Alive Today.

A Popular Feel For Scientific Endeavors Should, If Possible, Be Restored Given The Needs Of The Twenty-first Century. This Does Not Mean That Every Literature Major Should Take A Watered-down Physics Course Or That A Corporate Lawyer Should Stay Abreast Of Quantum Mechanics. Rather, It Means That An Appreciation For The Methods Of Science Is A Useful Asset For A Responsible Citizenry. What Science Teaches Us, Very Significantly, Is The Correlation Between Factual Evidence And General Theories, Something Well Illustrated In Einstein's Life.

Mainly, The Reason People Who Didn't Succeed Had Trouble Because They Had Trouble Forming Teams. They Didn't Know How To Collaborate.

I Visited Jobs For The Last Time In His Palo Alto, Calif., Home. He Had Moved To A Downstairs Bedroom Because He Was Too Weak To Go Up And Down Stairs. He Was Curled Up In Some Pain, But His Mind Was Still Sharp And His Humor Vibrant