Most Innovation Comes From People Working Together,

And If You Don't Have Your Ears Open, You're Not Going To Be Able To Figure Out What You Should Be Doing.

Leonardo Da Vinci Had Such A Playful Curiosity. If You Read His Notebooks, You'll See He's Curious About What The Tongue Of A Woodpecker Looks Like, But Also Why The Sky Is Blue, Or How An Emotion Forms On Somebody's Lips. He Understood The Beauty Of Everything. I've Admired Leonardo My Whole Life, Both As A Kid Who Loved Engineering - He Was One Of The Coolest Engineers In History - And Then As A College Student, When I Travelled To See His Notebooks And Paintings.

On The Day He Unveiled The Macintosh, A Reporter From Popular Science Asked Jobs What Type Of Market Research He Had Done. Jobs Responded By Scoffing, "did Alexander Graham Bell Do Any Market Research Before He Invented The Telephone?

Pretend To Be Completely In Control And People Will Assume That You Are.

You Know, One Of These Things That Happened In The '60s And '70s Was This Confluence Of, Sort Of, A Counter-culture With Computer Culture.