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Re: The prevailing argument seems to be

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I acknowledge that I was being adventuresome with specific reference to awk, and perhaps in a way that falls outside the rules of this board in the specific assignments I was making (although personally, I was going with dim as opposed to corrupt) and was undoubtably using this board as a clearing house for notions that I find few if any other venues for ... so to be more clear:

in response to:

#msg-728760

and this:

#msg-728776

I offer that, perhaps fear as awk says, OR perhaps management and the BoD doesn't give a flying monkey and is perfectly pleased with throwing round one of the shareholders under the bus as they, of course, are not a member of that set. I expect them to take a share in round 2.

Given that I find that to be visible proof-in-evidence, those that say otherwise may well be considered shills or dim.

I overplayed shill, underplayed dim.

An important basis to me of either point is the significant influential rallying to keep the status quo as championed by awk and his lapdog (deliberate or not), Snackman.

If you don't like debt and you voted for Bush I'm going to have some words.


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Re: The prevailing argument seems to be
By: Cactus Flower
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Tue, 26 Jun 12 11:58 PM
Msg. 08619 of 54959

hi dig,

i think you are mistaken in awk's purpose.

he invests in architecture. he sees the work of construction as a long run thing. unlike for you and i, short run issues hardly affect awk's view. i don't think he shares the same feeling about time or dilution as we do because he is focused on something different that fills him with feelings of optimism. There will be a big enough pie for everyone to benefit. In the long run.

i think it is no coincidence that the folks who focus on technology are those who seem least affected by numbers, management issues, cash flows etc. I suspect they feel like they live in a parallel universe.

i think you have made a mistake here in going down this road. people can disagree and still be sincere.


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