> "The future of the car is in Silicon Valley," a vice president of the San Francisco-based Bay Area Council Economic Institute boldly predicted I think I'll g

> "The future of the car is in Silicon Valley," a vice president of the San Francisco-based Bay Area Council Economic Institute boldly predicted I think I'll go ahead and challenge the boldness of making that prediction when that's your job title. He might end up being wrong, but even if, for instance, California law prohibits all automobiles or pictures of automobiles within 100 miles of SF for any use, no one would really blame him (and I think it's almost certain he won't be _that_ wrong).