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The problem, Dyson says, is not the platform but the individual users.

As unconstrained speech is pushed online, where does the new threat come from? Government or corporate interests?

Dyson is doubtful.

Dyson talks about the threats to online security, and how governments, corporations and individuals can address that.

Let’s start with email, Dyson says.

Same thing as a man.

Incumbents like to keep control, Dyson says.

It is your responsibility, Dyson says, to make sure that you are not misrepresented online.

Not all that much, Dyson says.

Physicist Freeman Dyson wrote of his daughter that her main childhood advantage was being neglected. She saw it more as freedom.

There is a constant tension, Hackett says, between too much regulation and not enough.

Hackett evaluates Bernanke’s handling of the crisis.

The Federal Reserve has been very vocal about moral hazard, Hackett says.

The benefit of hindsight.

It’s part of a system of free enterprise, Hackett says.

How does the outlook on financial policy differ between the private and public sector?

Are you satisfied with the educational platforms that Obama, Clinton and McCain have offered?

As a non-educator, why are you suited to run the New York City Public School system?

Although the economy is in a scary time now, Schwab Pomerantz remains optimistic.

“I just don’t,” Schwab Pomerantz says.

One big challenge is finding an untapped niche.

Team work has always been a key factor in Schwab Pomerantz’s career.

Start with a social security number.

“Young people have more time to weather the ups and downs of the stock market.”

Schwab Pomerantz started investing with her sons when they were 12 years old.

Carrie Schwab Pomerantz on paying off your debt.

“The best place to start for the young person or any person is an asset allocation mutual fund.”

It’s a tough question, but every dollar saved helps.

Schwab Pomerantz discusses compound growth and how a dollar today is worth more than a dollar tomorrow.