33 Bits of Entropy: "The ignorant are at least teachable, but I often hear a wilful disdain for moral issues. Anything that’s technically feasible is seen as fair game and those who raise objections are seen as incompetent outsiders trying to rain on the parade of techno-utopia."
[bookmark]Bill Gurley: "Second, networks effects are discussed way more than they exist."
[bookmark]Abine: "Facebook isn’t trying to figure out privacy. They’re trying to figure out how to murder it and dispose of the body before people catch on that current and potential employers, creditors, and lawyers will pay big bucks to know all the details of what was once part of your private life."
[bookmark]NYTimes.com: "‘In the end, spam is an advertising business,’ Dr. Savage said in an interview. ‘However, it only makes sense if you can find a way to take people’s money."
[bookmark]The Washington Monthly: "One of the biggest problems with starting with such a small pool of candidates is that after the disqualification process is finished, everyone left over is considered a viable candidate by default."
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