Ken Fisher is listed as a thinker. He’s a Bay Area guy, but he’s also an entrepreneur, so he could be in that category. But he’s also a billionaire and he’s been on the Forbes lists for a few years.

Jed York is listed as an entrepreneur and he runs a very well regarded institution (go Niners!) and we all want him to do well at that, but he’s really in the inheritance business, not an entrepreneur.

And where is Diane Feinstein? Nancy and Paul Pelosi made the list as a power couple. What about DiFi and Dick Blum? He could be on the list in his own right based on his success in private equity and whatnot. And DiFi was mayor of San Fran! Diss!

And how are we defining the “Bay Area”? Red Emmerson lives in Redding! He’s a great guy and worthy of much admiration, but Redding? When’s the last time anyone from the Bay Area has cruised to Redding for lunch? And while on the topic, how about Clint Eastwood? Carmel is more of a drive than Sacramento, and I don’t think anyone here would classify Sac-town as Bay Area. And, dare I say it, Joe Montana. I know. I know. He’s a Bay Area god. But he lives in Thousand Oaks! So-Cal! If Thousand Oaks is Bay Area, what isn’t? Orange County? Are we including Eukiah now?

Ann Winblad is a legit entrepreneur, but hasn’t been up to too much lately—not really a mover and shaker now.

Anyway, just having some fun. But it would be nice to know more of the thinking behind the list members and the categories