Meet the People Who Make Your World

After ten years of conducting interviews with many of the greatest innovators in modern technology, I'm proud to offer these discussions as no one has ever seen them before. When these talks first appeared in CPU magazine, they had to be sliced down for space. But now, thanks to ebooks, I've been able to go back to the source material and replace the gems and fascinating tangents that were formerly lost. Moreover, most interviewees have generously contributed follow-up discussions.

These people aren't locked in the past. They're still here, still changing the world, and (usually) still giving us glimpses showing that the best is yet to come. I'll share some great passages from the "Architects of Tomorrow" series below. If you like what you see, grab the complete books here:


Good reading, and prepare to be inspired!

Architects of Tomorrow, Volume 1 - The People

Ray Kurzweil, Inventor and Futurist
Barbara Mikkelson, Co-Founder of Snopes.com
Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel, World Champion Gamer
Mark Coker, Founder and CEO of Smashwords
Esther Dyson, “First Lady of the Internet”
Jerome Rota, Creator of DivX
Louis Burns, Vice President of Intel’s Desktop Platform Group
Richard Bartle, Principal Creator Of MUD
Jeremy Irish, President of Groundspeak
Max Levchin, Co-Founder of PayPal
Amit Yoran, First National Cyber Security Division Director
Fred Weber, CTO of AMD
Brian "BT" Transeau, GRAMMY Award Nominee and Electronic Music Pioneer
Gabe Newell, Co-Founder of Valve Corporation
Bob Young, Co-Founder of Red Hat
Greg Nielson, Lead Researcher, Sandia National Laboratories
Aldo Bussien & Todd Yuzuriha, Logitech Architects
Ted Nelson, Creator of Hypertext and Project Xanadu
Senh Duong, Founder of Rotten Tomatoes
Seamus Blackley, Father of the Xbox
Michael Robertson, Founder of MP3.com and Lindows.com
Wenchi Chen, CEO of VIA Technologies
Woody Norris, Inventor
Thad Starner, Director of Georgia Tech’s Contextual Computing Group
Jimmy Wales, Founder of Wikipedia