After reading his latest installment over at ComputerWorld, I can’t help but feel that this is one of those guys who wakes up each morning with a thought, put there by God, in his sleep. Sort of a modern day Moses, with the burning bush appearing in his dreams, so as to be less conspicuous, and more acceptable to the atheist and agnostic crowd.

A couple of days ago he put up a quiet little piece (all of his pieces are that way, you have to know where to look, but the effort is worth it) called ‘5 Reasons to Fire Ballmer’.

Could this man be any more on point?

In each point , he quickly makes his case, without fanfare or vitriol, and leaves the reader stunned that it hadn’t occurred, or been summed up so simply before (this time it had, see below, but not in wide release).

Besides, I had already written a similar article here, and nothing soothes the soul like knowing someone agrees with your opinion - for exactly the same reasons.

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Quote of the day:

There’s an old saying about those who forget history. I don’t remember it, but it’s good. - Stephen Colbert

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