As I was driving home, I found myself thinking about a favorite section of the book Accidental Empires, by longtime computer journalist Robert X. Cringely. Originally published in 1993, it's getting a little long in the tooth, but it still contains a lot of great insights about the personalities that drove innovation in silicon valley-- from a guy who personally knew many of the players.
I am a graduate in Economics and got here through a serious of random internet exploring, downloaded a free chapter off a random ebook, and some paragraph searching.
I really appreciate the wisdom, and I just want to say that I really love how you think.