I Think An Education Is Not Only

In Some Cases, Inventions Prohibit Innovation Because We're So Caught Up In Playing With The Technology, We Forget About The Fact That It Was Supposed To Be Important.

I Think Our Society Is No Longer Properly Valuing The Intangible Potential Of Innovation, Even If We Have To Be A Little Uncomfortable With The Risks Associated With It, And A Little Bit Willing To Fail, Pick Ourselves Up And Dust Ourselves Off And Try Again. We Don’t Seem To Want To Do That As Much As We Used Too.

Kids Are Intimidated By The Way Science And Technology Is Presented. It's Made, Frankly, Quite Boring And It Becomes Part Of A Curriculum That Chases Particularly Women And Minorities Away.

I Consider High-speed Data Transmission An Invention That Became A Major Innovation. It Changed The Way We All Communicate

Invention And Entrepreneurship Isn't About Pure Technology. Most People Take Whatever They See In Front Of Them And Relate It To Something They Understand. For At Least Ten Years After Ford Started Building Cars, People Called Them Horseless Carriages. It Wasn't Obvious To Call It A Car. They Used To Call The Radio 'the Wireless.' Innovation Is Much More About Changing People And Their Perceptions And Their Attitudes And Their Willingness To Accept Change Than It Is About Physics And Engineering.