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Yes it is sad that we have lost a genius an entrepreneur, and now the question looms who will take the place of the great Steve Jobs? Answer: no one. This is not a depressing thought, the computer industry if I can call it that is hanging over a cliff right now, don't be in denial about it. All those great ideas, all the great minds in the world..will the computer take the place of the tv, the radio? Has it reached it's climax? Will you be stuck with an iPhone, or an ipad forever kind of like the relics of the eight track, and the record, who will replace Steve Jobs? The answer to your question..technology is man made, man dies and so does the technology they create, it too dies. I bet you all had dreams of the future that far surpassed the Jetsons, but I have a good thought for you, "Have you ever thought about what has actually lasted through out the centuries and they are things we use today? Hint:

1. a good meal
2. music, which is constantly changing!
3. art and classical music.
4. books, the kind you pick up and read.
5. energy, from the aqueducts to modern electricity to the light bulb.
6. religion, all kinds!
7. philosophers and artist.
8. family and traditional and religious festivals
9. gluttony
10. sex
11. wine
12. children and creative imaginations.
13. cities, towns, countries
14. Kings, presidents, dictators
15. free speech
16. pets
17. war and peace.
18. work and entertainment.
19. Hospitality
20. disease and death.
21. Sports.
22. the rise and fall of countries
23. Money
24. Modesty
25. Frivolity
26. evolution of thinking.
27. Crime and punishment.
28. pure joy
29. pure sadness
30. Marriage
31. Divorce
32. new inventions
33. new inventors
34. comedy and tragedy
35. literature
36. taxes
37. laws.

Humanity will still be here with all of these things God willing long after you die, we don't know what a day will bring forth. As Solomon said in Ecclesiastes there is nothing new under the sun and there is a season for everything that we experience this side of heaven. Put down your computer and thank God that you are still alive. I'm doing that now.

this is mike.

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