Thursday, April 5, 2007
Why are many superior products—the proverbial better mousetraps—less popular than their competitors? Because "you can survive by being popular, or by being superior, but alternatives that are neither popular nor superior quickly go extinct". . . The coming choice for colleges: Move up, move down, or move on. . . According to Warren Buffett, what happens to your finances is secondary to the important things in life—finding a suitable mate, developing a relationship with your children, and doing something that you enjoy. . . Are social networking sites like MySpace really all that dangerous? Don't drink and ride in North Carolina. . .
Why are many superior products—the proverbial better mousetraps—less popular than their competitors? Because "you can survive by being popular, or by being superior, but alternatives that are neither popular nor superior quickly go extinct". . .
The coming choice for colleges: Move up, move down, or move on. . .
According to Warren Buffett, what happens to your finances is secondary to the important things in life—finding a suitable mate, developing a relationship with your children, and doing something that you enjoy. . .
Are social networking sites like MySpace really all that dangerous?
Don't drink and ride in North Carolina. . .
