Dat's It & Dat's All

These two artciles have one thing in common, both authors want to be constantly inventing new things with the ideas they create. They both think that every idea should be given a chance. Kahn is more stirct when it comes to this. He has a larger knowledge and knows more of the complex terms. They both come up with great ideas even though one knows more than the other. It is not important who knows more but who applies themself more. One can have all the knowledge in the world bt it means nothing if they don't use it. Gershenfeld talks about a class he took. This makes me think he is younger meaning Kahn is wiser becuase being wise comes with experiences.