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Hell Puppy · 12-28-2005

I dont dwell on lost opportunities, but I do learn from my mistakes and try to never make the same one twice.

History definitely suggests that Serge is correct.

However, the internet is also one of those things like the invention of the printing press, radio or television which is having a very profound impact on how we live and the very dynamic of human social interaction. And one of the ways that it does this is that it empowers basically anyone to publish anything and have it immediately accessible by everyone. This removes a lot of the business boundaries that forced the aforementioned industries to consolidate.

The big boys will consolidate, we're seeing it already. However, there will always be the opportunity for the hobbyist or the mom and pop operator to make a buck. And there are no ceilings on the internet to keep any of them from hitting a home run and becoming a big fish.

12-28-2005	#8
Hell Puppy Fat Fucking Nobody Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 6,523	Re: Do you look for new horizons ? or dwell on lost opportunity? I dont dwell on lost opportunities, but I do learn from my mistakes and try to never make the same one twice. History definitely suggests that Serge is correct. However, the internet is also one of those things like the invention of the printing press, radio or television which is having a very profound impact on how we live and the very dynamic of human social interaction. And one of the ways that it does this is that it empowers basically anyone to publish anything and have it immediately accessible by everyone. This removes a lot of the business boundaries that forced the aforementioned industries to consolidate. The big boys will consolidate, we're seeing it already. However, there will always be the opportunity for the hobbyist or the mom and pop operator to make a buck. And there are no ceilings on the internet to keep any of them from hitting a home run and becoming a big fish.