> As this population is heavily 'startup' and 'make a big dent' oriented, Thanks. I have, or had, no idea, not even up to zero, why my comment was flagged. U

> As this population is heavily 'startup' and 'make a big dent' oriented, Thanks. I have, or had, no idea, not even up to zero, why my comment was flagged. Uh, on your point about startups, gee, early on in my post I mentioned that also ===>>> I <<<=== was doing a startup based on the Internet. Sooooo, I should be regarded as also > big dent' oriented and a member of the club, at least with attitudes of the club. I'm not a joiner of clubs: In high school I was not getting a lot of invitations to clubs and gave up then. Uh, there's the old joke "Any club that would have me as a member I wouldn't want to join." But at least, no way, was I suggesting that Kahn was getting ripped off or that the billionaire founders were guilty of some transgression. On facial expressions, tone of voice, body language, I wasn't at the head of the class on those and regarded them as poor quality information. Here at the risk of rubbing more fur the wrong way are some old sayings: Girls pay attention to people. Boys pay attention to things. Girls work hard to learn how to please people. Boys work hard to learn how to do things. It is not 100% this way, but, warning, if try to change either of these two, may encounter difficulties beyond overcoming or prior expectation -- take this as a grand understatement. Some of my evidence is 6 feet under. E.g., there is the movie Armageddon where a daughter tells her father that she was more mature (or some such) than him when she was 10 years old -- in my experience that's not unrealistic! Now, back to facial expressions, tone of voice, ...: Girls can do a lot better than boys at making that input quality information.