If People Don't Find What You Are

Suppose That Every Prospective Parent In The World Stopped Having Children Naturally, And Instead Produced Clones Of Themselves. What Would The World Be Like In Another 20 Or 30 Years? The Answer Is: Much Like Today. Cloning Would Only Copy The Genetic Aspects Of People Who Are Already Here.

Within Nasa, The Shuttle Is Perhaps The Least-groundbreaking Project. Recall That Apollo Was About Creating Brand-new Technologies That Did Something Unprecedented - Putting Men On The Moon. The Shuttle Is, By Comparison, A Relic Designed To Make Going Into Orbit Routine.

In Market Research I Did At Microsoft Corp. In The Early 1990s, I Estimated That The 'wall Street Journal' Took In About 75 Cents Per Copy From Subscribers, $1.25 At The Newsstand And A Whopping $5 Per Copy From Ads. The Ad Revenue Let Them Run A Far Bigger Newsroom Than Subscribers Were Paying For.

Why Pay A Fee For Internet Content When A Million Free Sites Are Just A Click Away? There's No Incentive Until People Are Too Addicted To The Net To Turn Off Their Computers, Yet Are Bored With What's Available.

I've Never Filed A Patent Lawsuit. I Hope Never To File A Patent Lawsuit. That May Be Unrealistic, But It Would Be Great If I Could Avoid Doing It... Lawsuits Are A Ridiculous Way To Do Business.