The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution

He highlights teamwork and shared ideas, but I wonder what drew him to emphasize these aspects over individual genius. Did anyone else feel this perspective changed how they view tech pioneers?

The stories of hackers and engineers working in garages and labs felt so vibrant. It made me wonder if this spirit is still alive in today's tech scene or if it’s mostly corporate now.

The book covers many key players, but I’m curious about the selection process — were there stories that almost made it but didn’t, or was it more about the overall narrative they wanted to tell?