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Its actually hilarious that your argument is 'its not my feelings' they are my 'anecdotes' as if that was better. Have you actually read books about this time
by panick21_ 2y ago
Its actually hilarious that your argument is 'its not my feelings' they are my 'anecdotes' as if that was better.
Have you actually read books about this time period? Where they actually look at these companies, and how much money they make? What the problems were that they had? Did you go back and read about the larger trends that were happening?
Because from everything you are arguing you clearly haven't. You have some memories of this time and you think all that need to understand the world.
And again, you haven't made a single argument about what that I actually said was FACTUALLY wrong. If I got any facts wrong, please tell me what I got wrong.
I even pointed out that NeXT was culturally important and how that doesn't magically result in a fantastic growth company. It seems you can't see beyond that cultural impact.
- taylodl 2y agoYou don't appear to understand how companies are valued. And, you haven't stated what NeXT should have been worth and provided the evidence to back up your claim. You've only stated Apple paid too much. History shows they didn't. You claim that's 20/20 hindsight - but you bring nothing to the table other than an assertion that they paid too much. Meanwhile, I don't need to read books - I was there. You have someone who was an eyewitness account at the time, deeply involved in software development and the developer community at a national level - and you cast it away as "feelings." Sorry, you're an idiot.