He's no more creepy than Google the company, and they are no more creepy than present day technology in general. I don't find anything Schmidt has said to be p

He's no more creepy than Google the company, and they are no more creepy than present day technology in general. I don't find anything Schmidt has said to be particularly incorrect. If you have something you want to keep secret, you indeed should not be doing it, because privacy is dead and there is nothing Google can do to change that reality. In fact, Google is doing a relatively good job of easing us all into a world without privacy. Be glad it's not Microsoft doing it, or just about anybody else. Changing your name when you become an adult is an excellent idea (but I thought of it first http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=10020477071 http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=10020477071 ). And the serendipity thing is right on. Google is already great at giving people what they want but not so great at giving them things they don't know they want, in contrast to Facebook, Twitter, and Apple. Schmidt seems like a straight talker to me. At worst, he's a bit ambiguous.