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To: Harvey Allen who wrote (15110)12/19/1997 11:36:00 AM
From: Reginald Middleton  Read Replies (1) of 24154
 
<Robert P. Merges, a professor at the Boalt Hall law school at Berkley, said Microsoft's strategy is, at least in part, to demonstrate the absurdity of government intervention in the software world. Such a strategy is loaded with risks he said "... and the software industry hasn't come up against the unbridled power of the district court very often">

One must take risks to reap rewards. The demonstration is really to show the absurdity of government intervention in economic supply and demand during a fast paced paradigm shift. Our federal government is not built on an engine that spins fast enough to accomplish such a feat, assuming such a feat is possible - which it is not. They could try, but they would just end up breaking something instead of fixing it.
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