btw half man half horse

[Gamma]

i purchase whatever technology is out there and have it serviced by the IT service provider......

i don't try to fix my car because i'm not a mechanic, if i don't feel well i go to the doctor, i have an accountant to deal with accounts....

[Jawge]

and you are still sticking with
this talk: i'm not qualified to discuss the info age in any meaningful way. not even sure what it means.

[Sickko]

only a 'little confused'???

[Mosiah]

i have a broker to deal with my brokea$$ status.

[Jawge]

Yes.

[Gamma]

yup...someone tells me what they need and why....that does NOT make me qualified to discuss it!

why would i NOT want to discuss it if i could?

[Sickko]

he he he...well sounds like me, I have this broker at JMMB and when I get a little change I go to her and ask what I should do with it...

[Jawge]

Is It a part of the
info age? Thanks.

[Gamma]

it probably is....i use the internet and a computer, i have a cellphone that does a bunch of stuff the majority of which i don't know to engage.

it seems to me that you think i am qualified to discuss the info age ..... am i right? if so...ok let's go for it...let's discuss it.

what do you want me to discuss?

[Jawge]

Here goes:Consider the passge
below; please substitute robots with Europe, North America and Asia (mainly China and India) then substitute humans with thrid world countries and see what you get. Give me your thoughts, thanks.

Biological species almost never survive encounters with superior competitors. Ten million years ago, South and North America were separated by a sunken Panama isthmus. South America, like Australia today, was populated by marsupial mammals, including pouched equivalents of rats, deers, and tigers. When the isthmus connecting North and South America rose, it took only a few thousand years for the northern placental species, with slightly more effective metabolisms and reproductive and nervous systems, to displace and eliminate almost all the southern marsupials.
In a completely free marketplace, superior robots would surely affect humans as North American placentals affected South American marsupials (and as humans have affected countless species). Robotic industries would compete vigorously among themselves for matter, energy, and space, incidentally driving their price beyond human reach. Unable to afford the necessities of life, biological humans would be squeezed out of existence.

[Gamma]

see below. i must say i have indulged you and to no avail....what is your point?

Biological species almost never survive encounters with superior competitors. Ten million years ago, South and North America were separated by a sunken Panama isthmus. South America, like Australia today, was populated by marsupial mammals, including pouched equivalents of rats, deers, and tigers. When the isthmus connecting North and South America rose, it took only a few thousand years for the northern placental species, with slightly more effective metabolisms and reproductive and nervous systems, to displace and eliminate almost all the southern marsupials.
In a completely free marketplace, superior Europe, North America and Asia (mainly China and India) would surely affect thrid world countries as North American placentals affected South American marsupials (and as thrid world countries have affected countless species). industries would compete vigorously among themselves for matter, energy, and thrid world countries space, incidentally driving their price beyond reach. Unable to afford the necessities of life, biological thrid world countries would be squeezed out of existence

[Jawge]

Are you qualified to
discuss the language of English and its science. No?

[Gamma]

moreso than information technology. are you qualified to discuss the english langauge and it's science?

[Jawge]

then why are you asking what's my point? It's right
there. an amplification to my point would be Dennis Morrison's article on the usage of corn for fuel and it's relation to rising cost for food. Brasil
is a rising economy also (they are working to have atrue middle class).

It won't be pretty, trust me.

[Gamma]

it is?!!!! well, maybe i'm not qualified to discuss the english language and it's science after all!