You know, it is possible to do important things, even important things with computers, and not be cut out for a life in business. Once upon a time, for hacker

You know, it is possible to do important things, even important things with computers, and not be cut out for a life in business. Once upon a time, for hackers, it was considered a step down to work in industry. However, it's since been shown there's a lot of money to be made, and lately PG's been spreading the gospel about how entrepreneurship is the true calling of a geek. But it's just not always the case. Anyway, even if your premise about Aaron is true, the man's already done more with his short life than almost anybody on this site. Even on the business side. For some reason Aaron feels compelled to talk out almost every personal failing he has in public. I don't know, if the famously mercurial Steve Jobs or Larry Ellison actually recounted all of their meltdowns candidly, they might sound something like Aaron's blog.