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All great projects in life have a certain amount of naiveté built in. But thank God, because it helps you do something great.
Nathan Myrhvold
Former Microsoft CTO and author of Modernist Cuisine
Science fiction has a certain power. It's like a modeling exercise for civilization that says: This could happen, so pay attention.
Kim Stanley Robinson
Author of The Ministry for the Future
When cash is critical and borrowing is costly, usage must be razor sharp.
Ram Charan
renowned CEO advisor and author of Leading Through Inflation