davidlewis54

This is another of those interesting conundrums.  Do I care if I can’t use iMessage or FaceTime?  Probably not as I can use an alternative.  Should Apple remove its security. No. If governments gain access so can anyone else.  Do we want security on our phones?  Yes, absolutely, we do as we carry out transactions on our phones which require complete security.  Am I concerned about governments seeing my data?  Probably not as I have nothing to hide.  Do I want someone else seeing it? No I don’t.  I don’t want Google pop-ups asking me to log in and I don’t want advertising. I won’t log into anything which is a pop-up and I won’t buy anything. 

It proves money isn’t everything or, it seems anything.  These guys must be so bored 

An interesting match-up: one person who stole somebody else’s idea and another who bought into an existing company.  Have either done anything? Do they have any money? A company is really worth its assets less its liabilities, not an entirely fictitious value based on nothing (well, a value created out of thin air by some market makers and traders).

Is a Dad really likely to play with his children or are you likely to be in a meeting wearing a huge headset?  Obviously, fantastic technology.  Will it catch on? 3D TV didn’t because people don’t want to watch telly with a headset on.  

Sadly, little, if anything, has taken place in the US to improve the lives of non-white people.  There have been the American Civil War, the 1960s MLK era, riots across the Country across the decades but no change.  It is the same with guns: every time there is a mass shooting there are demands for change and nothing happens. The US a democracy? No. Make America Great Again? It never has been and never will be.