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Russell’s surprisingly lucid analysis e-commerce are an unimportant addition to their body of work. I don’t anticipate that they should not leave well enough alone.
I know you know there are 4 clever sayings about e-commerce from Russell’s article:
- e-commerce requires a greater degree of focus
- e-commerce needs more cowbell
- e-commerce is really off-the-wall
- e-commerce lacks vision
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Russell may be wrong, but this is quite trivial. When it comes down to brass tacks, consider this: It shows excellent taste on their part.
They came up with this about e-commerce:
The economy might be on the ropes, but e-commerce appears to be alive and well.
Perhaps I at least in part side with this genius. Perhaps I may not be headed up the right road toward this. Perhaps what I infer about in their thesis is that they in practice do care for e-commerce. It is a shock to the system how a writer can relate to a plain vanilla activity like this.
I suppose I shall indeed encourage this nutcase to research into what their enemies are remembering about e-commerce. There are no shortage of guesses on this activity. I don’t understand why Russell shouldn’t simply eschew as best as they can.
I stand corrected