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To: Scott C. Lemon who wrote (28817)	11/7/1999 1:10:00 PM
From: EPS	Read Replies (1) of 42771

Hi Scott, "If we removed Microsoft and their tactics, we would be {x}!" ... chaos theory tells me that you can't predict such outcomes ..." I am not sure what you mean by chaos theory (something like small variation of initial conditions could lead to very different outcomes..contrary to what people seem to infer from the heading chaos theory the theory is designed to apparently PREDICT suitable behavior for certain types of nonlinearities..e.g. when the chaotic complex behavior is generated in a simple way iterating simple rules..). Inspite of chaos theory we can't predict most things with certainty...:) I don;t think that the issue is to remove MSFT at all but to make it obey the laws of the land.. "Well, things have progressed since we last talked ... a lot of new information to digest .." MSFT is a monopoly and what is perfectly admissible (maybe not nice but admissible and certainly legal) behavior for most corporations (and certainly it was perfectly legal when MSFT it was not a monopoly) it is not (I repeat IS NOT) admissible behavior for a MONOPOLY. Please comment on these findings if you have time.. nytimes.com Regards Victor

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