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To: dealmakr who wrote (8390)1/6/1998 9:10:00 AM
From: CYBERKEN  Read Replies (2) of 31646
 
I still think Mike holds his opinions in good faith, and may even be working on a presentation style that is less iritating to the eye.

That, and the recent posts regarding companies being secretive about the entire matter are what's most disturbing. I sure as heck hope that half world's infrastructure doesn't have to fall apart in order to convince the technically-oriented people involved that there is a problem. That might be good for TPRO over 2 years, but even this investment could become worthless if the embedded crises hits the world econemy hard enough.

SEC and other requirements about disclosure will probably help here. Increasing exposure for much of the information we commonly read on these various threads may bring about the inevitable pressure from management for their engineers to prove or disprove the problem as necessary. And when that happens, TPRO could be very much in demand.

That would serve to exacerbate rather than relieve the tensions, since along with the increasing illumination of the problems comes evidence that 2 years isn't enough time to deal with them. Perhaps that increase in tension explains Mike's closed mindedness about the whole thing.

Well, some lead, while some get dragged along kicking and screaming. (;->)
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