Visiting Jay Walker’s Connecticut library is a mind-blowing experience. I expected it to contain the vast collection of books and artifacts that Jay has curated over the years. I was prepared to see objects like an original Edison phonograph (Thomas Edison may be the historical figure Jay most brings to mind). I wasn’t prepared to see a Sputnik, and but there it was.
At the center of the “Walker Library of the History of Human Imagination” is a small seating area — two armchairs and a couch. Enshrouded by the ideas around them, this is where Jay and his team often meet to do the thing that Walker Digital was built to do: solve problems.
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