Building The Googtopia Out Of Legos

The beauty of being a young idealist billionaire is that you can set up a little world exactly the way you like it. The exception, perhaps, is that everybody's horning in on your private life-but who isn't fascinated by quirky weirdness of the Googleplex bricklayers? Even sweeter for the dynamic duo, they can afford to be weird-and heroic. Inside their spanking new utopia, two of the wealthiest executives in the world are still fiddling around with Lego blocks in t-shirts. Larry Page, who carries with him two chief claims to fame--building an inkjet printer out of Legos and co-creating the most effective, speedy, and monitizable search engine on the planet---looks past Google's fluffy puppies, and a goal to eradicate all things evil in the world-a seemingly latent comic book superhero fantasy that most of us bright eyed dreamers are forced to abandon for lack of funds. One thing's for certain, they've carved out an