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To: JHP who wrote (48264)	10/24/2001 11:28:53 AM
From: Bruce Brown	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54805

i did not fail to answer your questions, at this professors request, he does not want to be bothered by zealots defending the indefensible. Did you make it up? I simply wanted to know the name of the institution in Boston as well as the professor's name who teaches a course devoted to "The Failed Gorilla Game Concept!". I had no intention of debating anything or bothering anyone related to such a venture. Nor did I have any intent on 'signing up' for the course. I simply wanted you to back up your claim and provide the information when you wrote: ...a college finance proffessor in boston has a course on the failed Gorilla Game concept! It actually sounds like a much more interesting course than many I was forced to take due to degree requirements at the institutions I attended. At least the Shakespeare came in handy. Then again, considering your handling of words such as "perfomance" and "proffessor", I wonder about the claims you make of knowing very much about certain institutions and what types of courses they are providing their students at the moment. so it would be OK for you or your child to lose 80% of his capital? That would indeed be a hefty loss of capital to recover from for anyone. Depending on how you look at it - as a plus or a minus - technology issues are not the only assets that I have capital invested. I imagine that goes for others on this board as well. There are other investments and there are other asset classes. Simply because we discuss competitive advantage period within technology on this board doesn't limit our options for diversification. we will see what the future decades bring,if you are very LUCKY,maybe you will get some History is on my side for a thirty to forty year time horizon. BB