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To: Rarebird who wrote (52137)	4/30/2000 11:43:00 PM
From: Alex	Respond to of 116791

Rare. I also enjoy some of the advances made by technology. But I don't buy into the notion that it is an entirely new world. There's been a lot of talk about productivity advancements because of this technology. A study ordered by the fed and released just recently, disproves this claim. We can only assume that Greenspan is aware of this fact, but still has a NASD P/E of about 200 staring him square in the face. A lot have people have been misled by the experts in this mania. I take my info from the following story............. Message 13281141

To: Rarebird who wrote (52137)	5/1/2000
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116791

hula hoops in the 60's and slinkys in the 50's slinky - my spelling may be off... coiled spring, a toy a slinky was Science displayed in an artistic format expressed from an engineering perception <<Techne is a Greek word which means art. Technology in its classical form is the Science of Art. Rarebird>> Imagine the Nasdaq doing a slinky just so the hands holding each end of the slinky remain close together about 3 inches apart and verticle difference about 5 inches then stability abound and even when becoming unstable easy to regain control and resume stability but increase distance apart and increase verticle seperation breath taking, amazing, awesome, powerful & alluring stability and a potential lost of control intermixing, flowing back and forth until collapse ... awesome, powerful & alluring like a moth seeing bright light inside darkness is it a light to search for food or a hot flame to cook ones goose the more extremes the slinky can be made to occur in the more one wants to go to the limit to push one's ability of success to the limit without failure may be a fallacy but hard to resist. Doug