
Changing the world for the better #technology #innovation #AI #startups #diversity #inclusion #city #transit #ATX #ATL #HOU all tweets my own.
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And there are more of we UT alums and entrepreneurs who started companies, even without venture funding.
Replying to @lukemetzger
I’m thankful for mt old boss Cong Bob Eckhardt who fought for decades to preserves the Big Thicket.
Replying to @chanwoopark20
Sometimes I wonder if humans “reason” when they say they believe in angels, ghost, and leprechauns.
Replying to @MichaelJBier
I wonder how many will get there on public transit.
Replying to @CollinRugg
A raised ped crossing and speed bumps would cost less.
Replying to @TracesofTexas @TexasAlmanac
If it hadn't only been white males voting, and women and people of color weren't disenfranchised, the outcome would have likely been much different.
Replying to @marshallgeyer
One of my frequent paths. I can't wait until it's finished.
Replying to @danielnewmanUV
If a 10th of the federal dollars that are granted to these large investor-held corporations was provided to small businesses in the US there would be a dozen more future Intels.
Replying to @Rodriguez
I remember driving down a street in East Austin near where I worked one and running into the filming. I knew immediately it must be @Rodriguez
Replying to @KUTnathan
Looking forward to my family joining me in CDMX in October.
Replying to @tplohetski
I really enjoyed my first non-stop to the UK in 2014 and look forward to many more.
Replying to @MichaelDNahas
So racist it took a SCOTUS decision to let Black citizens cross into central Austin to attend UT. No advancement or generational wealth allowed.
Replying to @evan7257
Using IH-45 ROW is the only logical route for this. Anything else is basically too costly and unfeasible.
Replying to @UDems
I still remember when I was in the YDs at UT and we had a mock legislative session at the Capitol.
Replying to @Houstorian
My retired mother and father both volunteered for several days at the dome. As coastal residents, they understood some of the pain of living through multiple hurricanes. I am proud of their example.
Replying to @SophiaKianni
For $50 million, I could buy up oil leases on approximately 17K acres in West Texas and keep the carbon in the ground. It would be much more efficient than trying to "capture" the carbon once it is released.


