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To: Diamond Jim who wrote (50473)	3/11/1998 1:42:00 PM
From: Tony Viola	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Jim, >>"Paul, is this guy a shrink, what's with the EMOTIONAL stuff ?" I think we're seeing the reincarnation of Fuchi/RayW/Sherlie here. Hey, what's with one more moniker, they're cheap. Tony

To: Diamond Jim who wrote (50473)	3/11/1998 6:37:00 PM
From: David S.	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

James/Paul, I suspect Ed may be Paul Fiondella!! It's happened before. This guy shows up out of the blue last week with gobs of posts as if he had been posting on this thread all the time. Also shows up on CPQ thread at same time. And we have had no Paul Fiondella since then either. All the content suggest Paul F. Look at this post below and the talk of monopolies and how he is going to change the world. <<To: Paul Engel (50390 ) From: ed Wednesday, Mar 11 1998 3:42AM EST Reply # of 50518 Yes, every company needs profit, but reasonable profit. So, you mean with some INTEL's CPU selling at under $100, INTEL can no longer develop new products ? With cost of $30 to $40, and sell for $100, you are telling me INTEL will not have enough revenue to develop new products ? What I am trying to say is that INTEL's profit is just too high (close to monopoly) in the past as a result of no competition. This will be changed pretty soon!!!!<< It looks like the same 1970's Politically Correct agenda we had with Paul F. Is there any way we can "out" him. Regards, David S. Long on Intel, Iomega, Neomagic