I've Seen Disgusting Excess In Business, And

In The Space Of Three Weeks, I Met A Fair Bunch Of The Guys Who Were Just Starting Those Little Programmers' Co-ops, And Everybody Was Talking About Starting Businesses.

We Had Made A - Sort Of A National Decision That We Wanted To Be This Intellectual Property Country, Where We Would Have Things Manufactured In China, But We Would Do The Design, We Would Do The Creative Stuff.and Now What We Have Done Is, We Have Forgotten That That's What We Wanted, And We're Making The Intellectual Stuff More And More Free. And, So, We're Sort Of Left With Less And Less.

I Would Like To See Us Shake-in, Instead Of A Shakeout, In The Sense That It's True That There's A Lot Of Junk Online, And We Have To Filter It And So Forth.

The Net Is Not A Single Home. Rather, It's An Environment Where Thousands Of Small Homes And Communities Can Form And Define And Design Themselves.

People Still Have A Choice, But, If They Find It All Too Confusing, Or They Just Want Someone Else To Make A Choice For Them, There's A Default That Works Pretty Well. That's This Concept Of Libertarian Paternalism. And It's Handy.