Fireworks are lighting up the sky as millions of Americans celebrate Independence Day - the anniversary of July 4th, 1776. More than 230 years ago, the people decided that paying ransom to a king across the ocean would no longer be considered a necessity of their existence in a land that, while it … [Read more...]
The perils of monopolistic approach to doing business
Anything that I do, someone else might do better, faster, cheaper. Or, at least, I am bound to be matched within 95% by someone who is seeking the same opportunities, has similar ambitions and is driven by similar or a competing cultural background. It's a law of the nature. People think … [Read more...]
Selling ice to the Eskimos: Why domain auctions are a waste of time
I like social gatherings. Parties, conferences, meetings, galas. It's part of my personality and nature, as I am eager to communicate, to reach out to others and exchange ideas and share information. Plus, the drinks, food and further "opportunities" are there, especially when one is single. A … [Read more...]
Who would you trust?
What is wrong, America? You think your children can play safe at the park, right outside their homes. You think your sons and daughters - on break from school - can do what children are expected to do: play, not having to worry about life. But God-damn it. A little girl takes off to do just that, … [Read more...]
Wikipedia as a historic tool
On occasion, I stray away from domains and technology, to comment on society and politics. And the recent gathering of world leaders in London for the G20 summit is one such occasion that I'd like to comment on. The other day, I was reading random historic facts on Wikipedia. It's fascinating to … [Read more...]
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