The breakup decision always seemed insane to me. You've decided this hyper-competitive company is a problem, so now you want two of them? (Yes, I understand the

The breakup decision always seemed insane to me. You've decided this hyper-competitive company is a problem, so now you want two of them? (Yes, I understand the intent was to defeat some perceived synergies, but I'm not sure that's how it would have played out. I was--and am--an MSFT shareholder, and the prospect of being forced, I say forced to hold stock in two company's with Microsoft's DNA ... did not dismay me.)