Lee Felsenstein, a legendary figure in the computing world, designed the Osborne 1 and is credited with inventing social media. In this engaging discussion, he shares his experiences from the Berkeley Free Speech Movement to the dawn of personal computing. Fascinating tales unfold about his interactions with pioneers like Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Felsenstein elaborates on the design challenges of the Osborne 1 and how grassroots innovation shaped early technology. His reflections on the evolution of social media reveal a rich intersection of community and technology.