I happily agree. Being rich doesn't really equal having a lot of money. A true relationship really is key to happiness.

Very interesting article. I have to agree with this article. Being a startup in the Silicon Valley is a very difficult task, which is scaring many to look for outer markets. A market like Seattle is a great place to start.

IT sounds like a very interesting game. Have never played it, but I do agree that they should look at how they could stop the cheating in this game.

It is a very interesting article, but I wonder if companies would show the average Gender hiring when it comes to applicants. Sure, a man with the same skills could've gotten the job, but what if there were 5 women who also applied with the same skill set? It just depends on the way that you view the situation. Different perspective, in my opinion.

I was very excited when I read the title, but was sort of disappointed when i found out it was mostly shopping. But I do think that they are paving the way for something special and cannot wait to see where this is in 5 years time.

I thought this article was very insightful and I cannot imagine where this will be 5 years down the road.

A Masters is not really needed unless you need it for your specific career, but in most cases a Bachlelor's gets you a starting career. In this economy and way of living, careers are getting hard to find and degrees give you an advantage over most. That isn't to say that you're guaranteed a career. Some don't need a degree because their communication skills get them through most of the process. Somewhere in between, however, they would have to get the knowledge somehow.

Now that shows you how far the whistleblower laws have gone ever since Enron. A big step up from what there was before.

Wow. This truly was a very interesting article. The story of how a man started from the ground up and became one of the greatest man right now. Thank you for the article.