The L.A. Times reviews a new book about Google . . .

. . . and the review includes this:

But even though Auletta presents Google as the fearless young turk pulling the rug from under the bloated fat cats, Brin and Page come across as oddball cold fishes taking a geeky delight in dismantling existing structures because they think they can do it all better.

But they could, and did, do it better. How is that "oddball" or "cold" or "geeky"? As Dizzy Dean once said, "It ain't braggin' if you can do it."

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[kyle8]

I am fearful of them and their power. Why? because they are brilliant engineers and clueless sophomoric lefties in their politics. And although they have not been very political so far, that will change.

As men age, and especially if they have wealth, they begin to look to influence the world around them. In this case I think it will mean new multi billion dollar foundations dedicated to stupid socialism.