He was one of the first lecturers and writers to discuss controversial internet-related topics such as the concept of networked human implants, and the idea that reading & writing could turn out to be a fad, to be replaced within 250 years by better and more compelling technology (enabled by what would then-be ubiquitous networked personal electronic technology). His ideas, work, and perspectives on innovation, are often cited by publications and media sources such as "The New York Times", "The Los Angeles Times", "Wired Magazine", "Discover Magazine", Broadcasting & Cable, "The New Yorker", The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), "Fast Company", PC Magazine, "Macworld", CSPAN, KCET (Dreamland documentary), Aerospace America, The Los Angeles Times, Smithsonian Magazine, "The Washington Post", "Newsweek", Broadcasting & Cable Magazine, ETCentric, "Time Magazine", Forbes Magazine, "Inc. Magazine", "Scientific American", "American Cinematographer", "The East Hampton Star", Theater Crafts/TCI, Live Design, "Lighting & Sound America", Cinefex, NBC News/CNBC, "Vice Magazine", "CIO Magazine", "Air Force Magazine", "Strategy+Business," and "Bloomberg". He can be seen and heard on multiple website and podcasts, expressing his ideas on a wide range of topics from autonomous vehicles, innovation, technology, creativity & curiosity, the future of computing, art & design, and tools.