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To: Jenna who started this subject1/10/2001 7:45:34 PM
From: Dave Gore  Read Replies (1) of 120523
 
CNBC Discussion about "IT", a $2,000 device that could change our lives and make its inventor "richer than Bill Gates."

Have you heard about the newest hot item? It's "IT."

Steve Jobs, Jeff Besos, and others who have apparently seen or received information on this "secret thing" but are under a "gag" order, say "IT" could make its noted inventor, Dean Commons, very wealthy and radically change the lives of its users. Dean Common apparently has already invented several key products, like the portable dialysis and insulin machines and even an "IBOT" which reportedly was able to negotiate its way out of a subway in Paris and climb to the top of a restaurant several floors up.

Whatever "IT" is, those who have seen it or heard about "IT" say the bigger question is not whether it will radically change our lives, but IF we will be allowed to use "IT".

Could it be a joke? Maybe, but what fun would that be?

Want to know more? Visitors to Inside.com, a website where there is a lot of discussion about "IT", are guessing it may be some kind of personal hovercraft to avoid traffic congestion in a pollution free way. Other guesses are a portable energy source, cold fusion product, or advanced personal Robot.

- Dave Gore
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