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To: Bindusagar Reddy who wrote (34693)	11/23/1999 5:54:00 PM
From: Cynic 2005	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74651

<<you have been bearish for 8 years and still alive. >> Only truth in that statement is that I am still alive. <<You may need some Prozac to get out of it. >> No thanks, Doc. <<Must be in disbelief or don't understand that we are in the beginning stages of a huge information revolution much bigger than industrial revolution. >> I am in disbelief about the rally from Oct 18. Yes! But I do think that this is a blow-off rally and eventually this will end in bloodshed and tears. the rest of your statement has absolutely no merit or whatsoever. Information revolution dwarfs in front of the industrial revolution. It dwarfs even more when compared to the inventions like automobile, electricity, radio and TV. You may call 200 dot.com companies buying 1000 sun servers and 400 cisco routers to sell you some charting software "information revolution." But, I see it differently. I see that a good majority of these dot.coms will be out of business sooner than later and the information they sell is useless in a bear market (which are extinct as per the new era crapola) No matter what the new pair of dimes types like you say, manufacturing economy is NOT dead. I could expand more on that but I know it is simply waste of time considering the fact that you appear to be a 'new era' type. I know it is hard to change your convictions and frankly, it is none of my business. <<Nice to hear from a Grizzly Bear anytime. No pun intended.>> Thank you for not calling more names than that. Even if you attempted some 'pun' it is pretty pathetic.