After bitching earlier today about the current lack of critical thinking in the world today, Michael Hirshland of Polaris posted a long piece by his partner – Bob Metcalfe –

My dad (Stan Feld) has a great post up about why he blogs.

I believe I’m seeing a steady increase in the lack of critical thinking from everywhere. In an effort to be recursive, I thought about why I thought I was seeing

I had a Rally Software board meeting – this has been a fun company to be involved in from raw startup through its current aggressive growth. When we initially funded

A friend who wishes to remain anonymous (and – ironically – is a journalist) pointed me at the Jackson Pollock by Miltos Manetas site. If you ever wanted to pretend

I returned home to Boulder today to a stack of books I’d ordered in the spring about the TV show 24. There are a pile of them out now –

I’m really excited to see the progress being made on The Peer to Patent Project. Beth Noveck is doing a great leadership job on getting serious software companies – including

At mile 15 on my run today, I heard one of my three favorite quotes in Atlas Shrugged. Galt says to Dagny, “... it’s not that I don’t suffer, it’s

I usually enjoy Tom Wolfe. I remember reading The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test when I was in junior high and thinking something akin to “far out.” I loved I Am Charlotte [&

Tom Evslin, one of my favorite entrepreneur bloggers, has started a FeedBurner Network called My Way, The Entrepreneurs Network. I love Tom’s blog Fractals of Change, was absolutely deligh