"Tech" isn't enough. You need to add talent, intelligence, perseverance, good management, vision, and luck. Since the PC revolution made selling beta-test softw

"Tech" isn't enough. You need to add talent, intelligence, perseverance, good management, vision, and luck. Since the PC revolution made selling beta-test software routine, and "turn it off and back on again that should make it work differently" became a reasonable fix for machines supposedly following deterministic algorithms, it was kind of predictable that the self-driving cars and the one-drop blood tester weren't going to work as well as their PR people said.