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I cannot really find anything on your post where Al Gore valued the company at $2B. One of the investors valued it at such and that investor doesn't to happen be Al Gore.
"On the other hand, you have a couple companies, one headed up by a fellow with one of the biggest egos in the world (and that’s before he’s been showered with every award imaginable),..."
Why is this necessary? This is the worst post I have seen on Mashable. It is a commentary meant to blast Al Gore. Did "The Inconvenient Truth" tick you off? Fine, global warming is a myth but let's put some objectivity here.
You can't prove that Al Gore himself made the $2B valuation. This is merely an attack on him.
I've never really hidden my feelings about Current or Gore, but I realize as I'm writing this comment that lot of that is on my own site, not here. So you may not know that.
I never asserted that Al Gore made the statement, though. My indictment of Gore has to do with the ego-induced delusions of grandeur that he clearly has bled over into his corporate culture.