“By the early 1960s, Roger Appledorn and his team invent the first overhead projector with one very important new piece of technology, which is called a Fresnel lens.”

“We've been thinking about overhead projectors and transparencies as a game mechanic… you could project it and kind of change those kinds of spaces”

“There was no automatic placing route, so we had to invent that and we worked with ... Berkeley ... for the first routing, the first automated timing management.”

“Hanson wrote up the academic case for prediction markets generally, invented policy prediction markets, pointed out prediction markets' potential uses in science and governance and corporate governance and pushed for early prediction markets to get started.”

“We talk about first principle search… what's the problem to be solved?… then we use that lens with candidates.”