"in pieces of the action vaniver Bush engineer inventor educator and public face of government funded science offers an inside account of one of the most Innovative research and development ecosystems ..."

"lessons include that change depends both on heroic individuals and effective organizations that a Leader's job is one of coordination and that the path from idea to Innovation is a long and winding on..."

"ordered another one of uh strap press's books which is the making of the Prince of Persia and I'll leave all those links down below of course so I this is the second book that I've read about van ibus..."

"highlights from endless Frontier I feel I'll have a way better understanding of who Bush was as a person and why some of his ideas are so important that stripe would feel the need to invest money and ..."

"which basic research leads to applied research which is then commercialized and that last part is exact there's a ton of Engineers ton of scientists that will read this book but it's why Founders shou..."

"had written near the end of his life its subtitle this is a fantastic subtitle I wonder why stripe doesn't include it in any of the printing of the book because it's it's fantastic so it says uh its s..."

"arguably some of the most effective people and processes in history from someone who played a pivotal role and his next sentence is something I noticed as well after I finished reading the book all of..."

"it's it's so fantastic I absolutely love it uh so it says diesel engines airplanes antibiotic drugs space flight the transistor integrated circuits plumbing and electrical systems for most of the Unit..."

"absolutely incredible so then he continues all the people that bush inspired this guy dog Douglas engelbart I have a book on him coming very soon um it's actually sitting underneath my feet right now ..."

"important roles in the foundation of the modern technology industry as we think of it okay Douglas is in there and they have a hell of a statement about Douglas and I'll go into more detail when I act..."

"possible and you'll see why wait till we get into his personality it's wild uh the reason to study bush is because he was effective so it says the research organizations that he led were shockingly ef..."

"optimism that we can defeat them especially consider considering that he in turn based his optimism on his Vantage Point looking at Old threats and another way to think about what he's saying there is..."

"can be those individuals and then just a few more things before we get into Bush's own words this I really like because one thing I understand about reading all these biographies that we don't see thi..."

"the book is that he references 237 historical figures and then in the book there's first of all there's footnotes so when he mentioned somebody he'll number it and then you can go to the back because ..."

"first to face problems and as we Face them we can hold our heads high in such Spirit was this book written and so his first chapter is titled 60 years which is how long his career has lasted and he sa..."

"and then he's going to repeat things that you hear people say today that they told him when he was young and he was young in like the 1940s this I think 1945 is when he wrote uh this first essay and t..."

"will be no ordered account of my life in this book this is considered his autobiography but it leaves out a ton about his personal life he's going to talk about his dad and in many ways his dad was a ..."

"that's the guy's actual name he's actually a judge he was a US circuit court judge so van bush is about to to quote from him so he said Learned Hand remarked that while both men and monkeys are curiou..."