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To: waverider who wrote (31029)	5/26/1999 12:50:00 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 152472

Yes Nicholas, you need to know about Fourier Transforms and third order partial differential calculus to get the funds flow of dollars properly integrated with the orthogonal waveforms in concatenated Walsh functions. It's simple really. Ask Dad! Alternatively, you can be lucky, like the luckiest monkey out of a million who flips a coin to choose stocks and gets many, many flips right in a row. The trick is to know when you are a lucky monkey and when your maths did it. If you figure out that part of it, please tell me. My hairy arms make me think I'm a monkey. But others tell me I'm created in the image of God [who I hear is VERY good at maths]. I wonder who to believe. Well, that's enough investment advice for one day. Mqurice PS: You asked how much money I'm making. Well, it's a LOT more than $100! But here's the good bit - if I make $100, then I make $1000 in value because I get $100 in direct payment, but the people who buy my Globalstar or Qualcomm products, get a much easier life so they can do better stuff cheaper and quicker so they make things much better too. They use my stuff to make really neat internet things and then I buy their stuff from them. That's part of what you call The New Paradigm. It's why people aren't running around in the jungle trying to catch their dinner and fighting other people for some land to grow stuff on. Ask Dad about that too!