We used to turn to a super-bing for answers now as we're more educated and more affluent.

We don't depend as much on a super-bing, but we still have modern day anxieties and questions.

Well, my kid be all right. Send a query into the universe hoping there's divine intervention.

It sends you back an answer. Now it's symptoms and treatment of

a group into the Google dialog box. Google is our modern man's God.

When I think of Amazon, I think of aggressive business. I was just out of talk here in L.A.

Jeff Bezos stopped in and you know the man was aggressively taking diapers.com was a company

and he went to the owner of diapers.com and he said, listen to me.

If sell me your company and the guy said no and he said, you better sell me your company

or I'll just make my own diapers version. I'll drop the price and put you out of business.

And he dropped the price and one of his executives said to Jeff,

if we lower the price of diapers this much, we'll lose 100 million dollars a quarter.

And he goes, I don't care. And so when I think about those of you watching,

the need to be somewhat aggressive and competitive at times, that's what I think about with Amazon.

And then Facebook, what I think about Facebook is really tapping into almost internet 2.0,

you know, internet 1.0 was kind of just selling things online and internet 2.0 was

connecting people and using that information to sell to them. Is that kind of a fair?

So I'll take a swag at that as well. So Google I think is a modern man's God.

We used to turn to a super-being for answers now as we're more educated, more affluent.

We don't depend as much on a super-being, but we still have modern day anxieties and questions.

Well, my kid be all right. A prayer is that you send a query into the universe hoping

there's divine intervention that sends you back an answer. Now it's symptoms and treatment

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