Akio Morita's wonderful invention (the tape recorder).
WHAT? Who?
Morita launched magnetic recording manufacturing in Japan but he certainly did not invent it.
BASF (the tape) and AEG (the recorder) were about 15 years ahead of Morita.
Akio Morita's wonderful invention (the tape recorder).
They invented the Walkman and they produced very early transistor radios. And they were involved to refine existing recorders into marketable products. They started directly after WW2 in bombed out Tokyo very small scale. One of the first companies to make use of early transistors.WHAT? Who?
Morita launched magnetic recording manufacturing in Japan but he certainly did not invent it.
BASF (the tape) and AEG (the recorder) were about 15 years ahead of Morita.
They invented the Walkman and they produced very early transistor radios. And they were involved to refine existing recorders into marketable products. They started directly after WW2 in bombed out Tokyo very small scale. One of the first companies to make use of early transistors.
Without SONY, it would be different (think M. Jacksons record label was a SONY subsidiary + Jackson had a personal attachment to SONY).
Who ever said listening to songs on daily basis from electronic recordings would be beneficiary or even good at all? Nearly everybody does it and it is a billion dollars industry with loads of job roles- thing is, they don't make anything actually. You cant eat a song you cant live inside a record you cant survive with a song a song wont protect you from daily incidents and accidents and body pain.
Not too long ago, hearing a performance was a rare event. nowadays people are hoarding thousands of songs.No, you can't use music as a tool or for metabolic fuel but nearly every culture has developed music. Humans somehow need it. I completely disagree about your body pain comment. I think people who that listen to music are happier, have more resistance to adversity and are more creative than those who do not.
A dozen roses was $65 yesterday in rural PA and no delivery available. I wonder how much they cost today.You think gadgets are overpriced? Have you seen the price of flowers lately?
What I write is history. Learn from it or relive it.Some anti-JP sentiment as usual not a long way to go until encountering it just statistically when posting on public forums.
I have been there. What you write is fictional.
It is interesting to see the GDP graphs, and compare with the habitable and arable areas.What I write is history. Learn from it or relive it.
http://www.businessinsider.com/japan-economy-disaster-2013-5
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2013/4041kotegawa_warns_collapse.html
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/the-stock-market-in-japan-is-collapsing
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesgruber/2013/08/10/a-japanese-crisis-nears/
Really. Look again. China's economy is already collapsing which would be widely known if not for the fact they hide information and lie about what's going on. Their debt crisis is unsustainable, they are in big trouble.I was not so wrong about China.
Last week, the crisis was announced with a flourish. First, The New York Times columnist and Nobel Prize-recipient Paul Krugman penned a piece titled “Hitting China’s Wall.” He wrote, “The signs are now unmistakable: China is in big trouble. We’re not talking about some minor setback along the way, but something more fundamental. The country’s whole way of doing business, the economic system that has driven three decades of incredible growth, has reached its limits. You could say that the Chinese model is about to hit its Great Wall, and the only question now is just how bad the crash will be.”
The New York Times, Barron’s and Goldman Sachs are all both a seismograph of the conventional wisdom and the creators of the conventional wisdom. Therefore, when all three announce within a few weeks that China’s economic condition ranges from disappointing to verging on a crash, it transforms the way people think of China. Now the conversation is moving from forecasts of how quickly China will overtake the United States to considerations of what the consequences of a Chinese crash would be.
so the chinese economy without unemployment is "inefficient" but our ecconomies with real unemployment upto 50% for current generation, are "efficient".Really. Look again. China's economy is already collapsing which would be widely known if not for the fact they hide information and lie about what's going on. Their debt crisis is unsustainable, they are in big trouble.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/stratfor/2013/07/23/the-end-of-the-chinese-economic-miracle/
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-01-08/did-soros-just-predict-a-china-crash-.html
isnt fixable. ordered a few other card readers already.And could take a lot less time to fix than the time you spent typing complaints into the forum...
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