"Silicon Valley is not a place but a state of mind," legendary venture capitalist John Doerr famously observed.
As a state of mind the Valley's a destination that's attracted unequalled recognition and also exerted a powerful force of attraction for generations of engineers, techies, entrepreneurs and investors from around the world.
Today, the state of mind in the Valley is vastly different from the Valley of Gordon Moore, Steve Jobs and the legions of entrepreneurs and VCs who have flocked here for decades to turn their disruptive silicon and software visions into reality - and stock options.
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