Brainstorm: 4 Questions

June 28, 2006

What is the most pressing problem to solve? Why?
Your biggest fear?
Three global leaders who will set next decade’s course?
Your most cherished value?

These four questions were asked of the attendees of Brainstorm 2006 by the editors of FORTUNE magazine. From John McCain to Ray Ozzie to Queen Noor, the answers are being deliberated within a private Socialtext wiki. I'll try to see what can be shared publicly, and don't want to give away my answers just yet -- but thought I'd ask four bloggers these questions. Calling out:

If you want to answer these questions yourself, please comment or trackback to this entry.

ANSWERS: Rebecca MacKinnon, Dan Gillmor, Me, Diego Rodriguez, Steve Jurvetson (questions 1-3, question 4)

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