What has worked for centuries and made your country and mine the richest in the World will surface on the Internet. It puts food in our mouths and a roof over our heads. Somehow this idealism has filtered into the commercial sector of the Internet. Folks who know me are aware that I am a philosopher and philanthropist above all else, and I believe that transcendental realities have no place in the business world. The concept of the free exchange of ideas will live on, probably for longer than the economies of this and future generations, but it has no place in the real world of commerce.
Commerce is equational.
The left side of the formula must equal the right side. If it doesn't, we have chaos and imbalance, which is exactly what the Internet is experiencing at this moment. It's all good news, however, for those who understand what's happening. The latter is the date I share with others, but I think it really started in mid 1994 while I was still on Compuserve. If I had even an inkling of what I was getting myself into, there would be no Surfers Choice Awards today.