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"The people say they don’t want more potatoes? Then we must “drive change in potato-consumption models through taxation and random beatings.”"
Why not just create cutting edge products consumers WANT?
I'm not as skeptical of the MS zeitgeist. The game is pretty well defined now. MS controls software, Google controls online. Software's still the big ticket item but online is catching up fast. Both companies are trying to position themselves to be the key player in the online space. Google is winning, but MS has a *lot* of money to burn and more time than most people assume before the revenue winds shift against them. Google won't see MS size revenues for at least 3-5 years - a virtual eternity online.