on a live-stream, instant feedback integral system. It would be like instituting a technically driven army of robotics programmed to give people equal advantages. It might sounds lame for all of us to have an equal chance, but I believe that will cause the bar of human potential to raise higher, and the competition will become larger in size but narrower in succession/excellence. ttp://www.facebook.com/legerem Marc Legere Yeah.. bud, the subject is global, its not limited to the Hay-market in Boston, or Jim's roast beef, free market is beautiful for the handful that show up to the place.. and it isn't bad for the people who own the place -- but we're talking on a whole new level: 24-hr resource management. Localizing delivery distribution systems in every corner of the world that are all connected through web-based electronic inventory. Free market has that in fragments, but its unorganized and unbalanced, just like our economy and wealth. Hey, go figure. ttp://www.facebook.com/legerem Marc Legere you're an i***t, computers are limited to what we program them. and that's not a bad thing. period. ttp://www.facebook.com/legerem Marc Legere there would be no beauty without function or thrift. duh. oh yeah and you're right.. he's totally stuck in the 70?s wearing bell bottoms and smoking pot. Most of our major cities are hundreds of years old and are still designed around it, if you want to talk about being stuck in the past. But one thing I can't agree on is how ugly it is to the