Lots Of Companies Don't Succeed

My Grandfather Was An Autoworker, And I Have A Weapon He Manufactured To Protect Himself From The Company That He Would Carry To Work. It's A Big Iron Pipe With A Hunk Of Lead On The Head. I Think About How Far We've Come As Companies From Those Days, Where Workers Had To Protect Themselves From The Company.

Lots Of Companies Don't Succeed Over Time. What Do They Fundamentally Do Wrong? They Usually Miss The Future.

If We Are Not Trusted, We Have No Business.

If You Say You Want To Automate Cars And Save People's Lives, The Skills You Need For That Aren't Taught In Any Particular Discipline. I Know - I Was Interested In Working On Automating Cars When I Was A Ph.d. Student In 1995.

You're Probably On The Right Track If You Feel Like A Sidewalk Worm During A Rainstorm.