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To: 49thMIMOMander who wrote (21891)8/25/2002 11:37:39 PM
From: elmatador  Read Replies (1) of 34857
 
It's too complex to envisage the whole game (even with pooling all the brains that money can buy). So they tried their best. But their best wasn't enough.
The penguins decided that it was either starve to death, or jump form the floating ice block into the water where the predators were waiting, and chase food. Some will be eaten
by the predators, some will be maimed but a some will eat and survive.

That's not something that you sell to bankers and bond holders. They need it in a Excel sheet, with all numbers adding up, being them beings that can' think laterally and have Cartesian square mindsets.

That doesn't take away the fact that feeding the bodies is necessary. So they took an wait and see approach before the lunge. But we knew that taking the plunge was needed and no one wanted to be the first penguin to jump.

The trigger for the jumping was WLAN gaining respectability and CMDA being implemented countrywide in Thailand. Not laboratory tests under controlled conditions. Not Isle of Man, micronetwork. Not Monaco city-sized network. But a full blown countrywide network.

Brussels article depicts the ready set go stage before the plunge. The penguins are saying now: "On the count of three!"

Now they have to plunge into the cold water and Darwinism will take control from now on.
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