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To: Joseph G. who wrote (12921)	7/24/1998 10:51:00 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 152472

*off topic* Sorry Chimp, [Elephants have long memories!] you have to pay me US$1000 because, as you will recall, the impossible dream of Dow 8000 Feb 98 came in when you were expecting it to drop to 6000 or something. I've no doubt you profited hugely from being corrected. You are not permitted to buy Q.com and benefit from my $80 prediction in 7 days until this debt is paid. But you may participate in the Dow 16000 Feb 2002 for the US$100 standard fee. I use US$ as my default [computer jargon] figure because that is what is considered real money by most people in the world. 'Real' being a very slippery word in the context of US$. The time dilation quantum nature of these US$ being a primary reason why the Dow will get to 16000 by Feb 2002. As chips get faster, US$ will travel faster and faster, sitting shorter and shorter times in fewer and fewer places and you know what happens to normally lightweight things like electrons when they get up to the speed of light. Yes, their mass gets to be quite a lot. Economists are going to get on to this one soon and realize that their Newtonian, gold-derived approach to money needs to be completely changed to fit the quantum mechanical world, which behaves quite differently from what we think is normal. With the advent of computers, ubiquitous chips, cdmaOne and high voltages [economic differences] between rich places like USA and Japan and poor places like Indonesia and India, they are going to have to create new models with money moving really fast. High velocity money moving through high voltages. That causes sparks. That's the theory anyway. Mqurice