Will the Twitter bubble burst?
It all began in a playground in San Francisco’s South Park in 2006.
Jack Dorsey was one of three programmers who were idling by the slide, taking a break from a hackathon underway at their company, Odeo. At the time, 30 year old Dorsey was something of a drifter. He had dropped out of two college courses and already had a string of jobs and career missteps behind him. Though he had always been a hacker at heart — his father bought him his first computer when he was eight years old — Dorsey had also flirted with massage therapy and fashion design, had worked as a live-in nanny and even studied botanical illustration.
