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10 Extremely Wealthy Tech Executives Who Choose To Live Frugally

REUTERS/Tim ShafferEBay founder and chairman Pierre Omidyar in Delaware on Dec. 7, 2009. While some tech executives are quick to splurge on yachts and mega-mansions, others aren't so flashy with their riches. Mark Zuckerberg, for example, drives a $30,000 Volkswagen GTI, while Sergey Brin likes to buy things in bulk at Costco.

This Tech Nightmare Shows Why We Need 'Enchanted Objects'

Michael via www.flickr.com creative commons Inventor and M.I.T. Media Lab researcher David Rose has a bleak vision of what lies ahead: "I have a recurring nightmare. It is years into the future. All the wonderful everyday objects we once treasured have disappeared, gobbled up by an unstoppable interface: a slim slab of black glass. Books, calculators, clocks, compasses, maps, musical instruments, pencils, and paintbrushes, all are gone.

This Tech Nightmare Shows Why We Need 'Enchanted Objects'

Michael via www.flickr.com creative commons Inventor and M.I.T. Media Lab researcher David Rose has a bleak vision of what lies ahead: "I have a recurring nightmare. It is years into the future. All the wonderful everyday objects we once treasured have disappeared, gobbled up by an unstoppable interface: a slim slab of black glass. Books, calculators, clocks, compasses, maps, musical instruments, pencils, and paintbrushes, all are gone.

This Tech Nightmare Shows Why We Need 'Enchanted Objects'

Michael via www.flickr.com creative commons Inventor and M.I.T. Media Lab researcher David Rose has a bleak vision of what lies ahead: "I have a recurring nightmare. It is years into the future. All the wonderful everyday objects we once treasured have disappeared, gobbled up by an unstoppable interface: a slim slab of black glass. Books, calculators, clocks, compasses, maps, musical instruments, pencils, and paintbrushes, all are gone.

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