I assume you don’t think that, so I’m curious, what would you propose positively?

It would be interesting to see this raised in the next shareholders meeting as a question of whether the board and exec team are actually competent and doing their work.

A man can dream anyway. When there is this much money on the line, sometimes people actually get held somewhat accountable.

Try this: If you want to train a model, you’re free to write your own books and websites to feed into it. You’re not free to let others do that work for you because they don’t want you to, because it cost them a lot of time and money and secret sauce presumably filtering it for quality and other stuff.

But it seems clear to me that this is why I can't start typing right away when I first load the page and click to focus in the text field.

That might be the reason, but the number of people that actually use a mouse these days is tiny.

My wife and I live near a park. When we go on walks, we see people who have driven to the park, where they drive slowly around the parking lot, frequently stopping and starting, cars running the whole time. Rarely do they get out of their car. They are, I believe, playing Pokemon Go. Yesterday there were over 2 dozen cars driving around. Nobody was walking. They don't talk to anybody. They are like zombies. I don't get it. Yesterday I did see one dad with his kid, and they were out actually walking on the trails. I can understand that. But driving to the park to drive around?! Argh!

end rant. Thanks for listening.

"$1.3 billion came from the buyers’ own pockets”

"PE consortium collected $470 million in fees and interest over the course of ownership”

So they lost $830M on the deal?