> If I were able to touch only a single thing outside the technology "bubble"; the Economist would be my #1 choice. You're absolutely right, but that's not the

> If I were able to touch only a single thing outside the technology "bubble"; the Economist would be my #1 choice. You're absolutely right, but that's not the point. The point is (and I'm referencing the New Yorker article) that you don't have to leave the bubble. You can change the world, help people, etc... satisfy all your goals and dreams by pushing forward with the neo-solutionist ignore-all-that-old-crap attitude that Valley companies thrive on. The Economist isn't bad, it just focuses (very well) on the issues of today, which is as good as yesterday when you've got tunnel vision for a brand new future.