D is for DOS. B is for Bonehead (selling DOS for $50K to Steve Ballmer). my interpretation for Bill Gates formula for success is to find B and keep Duplicating D ...
If this is supposed to be a joke then I agree with Bob, if it is deep thought then I am having a hard time seeing what Ramana saw here. A little bit of edification then on why this venn can be insightful would be appreciated. (Did try to take one more look but just like A and C ... NOPE still can't see it).
e.g.,I am a Venn A-B Bonehead (but Bill Gates never gave me $50K)
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July 24, 2009 at 1:12pm by George Bush
dear gl hoffmann,
(people who get venn diagrams) (you)
hope this helps
love, logged in via bugmenot
July 24, 2009 at 3:00pm by Callin Ryan
So you're saying if Bill Gates had been popular in college or high school he would not have been a success?
July 24, 2009 at 6:36pm by Emeri Gent
D is for DOS. B is for Bonehead (selling DOS for $50K to Steve Ballmer). my interpretation for Bill Gates formula for success is to find B and keep Duplicating D ...
e.g.,Gates Infamous Deal with IBM
July 24, 2009 at 11:49pm by Ramana Rajgopaul
A powerful message in just such a short presentation. Great post
July 25, 2009 at 1:09am by Emeri Gent
If this is supposed to be a joke then I agree with Bob, if it is deep thought then I am having a hard time seeing what Ramana saw here. A little bit of edification then on why this venn can be insightful would be appreciated. (Did try to take one more look but just like A and C ... NOPE still can't see it).
e.g.,I am a Venn A-B Bonehead (but Bill Gates never gave me $50K)
July 29, 2009 at 4:21pm by Callin Ryan
I think you all are putting a little too much thought into this.