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Technology Stocks : Advanced Micro Devices - Moderated (AMD)
AMD 233.54-1.8%Nov 7 9:30 AM EST

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To: Magrathea who wrote (212161)10/1/2006 5:32:33 PM
From: Elmer PhudRead Replies (1) of 275872
 
Magrathea

Mag:Who is being intellectually dishonest?
ephud:You are, imo.
Getting pretty close to "name calling", my friend.


That's not name calling. That's an opinion and I backed it up with reasons.

One final time: it is the CAUSE of DEATH that is at issue.

And one more time, this metaphor has been stretched too thin. Loss of sales is more of a paper cut and doesn't in itself justify a homicide investigation.

My reasoning is that if Intel missed sales AND Intel can link those missed sales to AMD anti-competitive actions, then Intel could file a claim.

Then we don't disagree at all. I just don't conclude in this case that AMD has demonstrated anything at this point other than the loss of sales, which you point out could be due to any number of reasons, and I see no reason to presume both crime and guilt in the absence of nothing more than the missed sales.

There.. I can keep 5 viable hypothesis going at once. In only 1 of them Intel is guilty in a US court. How's that for intellectual honesty? Can you top that?

No need for me to top it. I can respect that explanation. In fact, it's pretty much what I've been saying.
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