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Business Is War! Its Leaders Are Strategic Commanders, Who Boldly Snatch Victory From The Jaws Of Defeat - And Who Perform Other Acts Of Derring-do. This Kind Of Talk Sounds Great In The Boardroom, And, For That Matter, In The Bookstore, Where Dozens Of Authors Counsel Would-be Corporate Warriors.

I've Been On A Team That Won The World Championship Of Barbecue. But Barbecue's Interesting, Because It's One Of These Cult Foods Like Chili, Or Bouillabaisse. Various Parts Of The World Will Have A Cult Food That People Get Enormously Attached To - There's Tremendous Traditions; There's Secrecy.

Software Sucks Because Users Demand It To.

Regardless Of How It's Done, Transaction Costs Will Continue To Plummet As Computers Get More Powerful. Low Transaction Costs Are A Wonderful Thing If You're In The Transaction Business. They're Wonderful For Consumers Too, Making It Cheaper And Easier To Buy Things And Creating New Things To Buy.

The Ever-growing Size Of Software Applications Is What Makes Moore's Law Possible: 'if We Hadn't Brought Your Computer To Its Knees, Why Would You Go Out And Buy A New One?'