An alternative history... 4288

Sir Ray,

Some interesting points. Some I don't understand, some I can explain, some...

OK, so there has been several people complain about Comic Sans. I was attempting to NOT project the learned PhD view of things, and so selected a childlike script to project a no-brainer view of things. Are you complaining that I succeeded?!

Basically, that things are now SO screwed up that maybe a ~10^4 or better speed improvement is just waiting to be collected, along with some other goodies (like full brain maps) that should transform everything that has to do with computer.

Yes, it IS difficult to put together so many different concepts together in a way where the pieces "stick". Any other ideas how to do this?

Not really. The problem was mostly that the technologies didn't "fit in" with what investors were looking for because of other prior failed projects at other corporations.

There is a LOT written about this spread around the web.

Also, you didn't mention wafer scale integration.

I thought I was doing #2 above! Where have I failed?

That the current computational limitations are in ourselves and not in our machines.

No, more like "Don't build a box, climb into it, and stay there for 35 years.

Actually, the National Homeschooling buttn. now estimates that there are ~10,000 families engaging in unschooling. Of course, being defined mostly by what it is NOT, this tends to vary widely from one home to the next.

That these are all tied together. You can NOT fix them one at a time.

Yes, only they don't have to "master" it to keep it.

This is probably worth a lot of money if you could find it.

Steve Richfie1d