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Re: Suggestion for Breaking Microsoft's Monopoly
de Daniel Mandic 05/29/2006 10:47
Brian (Groups) wrote:
> Indeed... which only goes to show that a little (or an incomplete)
> knowledge is a dangerous thing. Not only in respect of political
> systems, but also of economic systems and, dare I say, operating
> systems. ;)
>
> Brian
Hi Brian!
Too much knowledge makes you blind and interrogating.
That's the moment where a human is asking himself, because of so much
knowledge. But not without saying it loud and officially (mostly
politicians).
Why is little knowledge dangerous??? Have your cacao or coffee and tee
ever exploded or burned your stomach? It's mostly developed and
harvested by people with little knowledge. Or the Oil-Platform digger,
do you think he (she) is stupid? Or, is it more intelligent to open a
barbershop or a milk-bar on a Oil-platform?
I would like to drink my drugs (see above) rather from a skilled
cultivator than from a intelligent (much knowledge, schools, diplomas
etc...) business stock-trader. Yuck, he/she could give me only shit,
that's all they can cultivate (living their life without planting one
tree but using many - car driving, heating, farting, disposal-gases.
Best Regards,
Daniel Mandic