Re: Let's talk Nokia stock!
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Originally Posted by Cue
(Post 1241881)
I already made it clear, but I'll repeat it for you. Being concise is a gift some people have and they use it to make a clear point. He did not make clear what exactly was contradictory in the texts, he repeated verbatim everything that was posted, even the largely irrelevant parts. Asyndetic thinking is not good for making a point and that post was full of it.
That blog post is very poorly written and structured, it does itself no favours in getting a point across, making it difficult to follow the writers thought process. I do not care for the poorly written English either, just that it be better than a verbose copy of everything said in a blog with something akin to "do you see it? the guys an idiot" appended inbetween. Spare me with the "makes perfect sense", "what's so hard" nonsense. Not that I care about what Tomi said or did but if you you wish to write in a more concise, better structured manner where the contradiction or disagreement lays with the author then I'll gladly read it too.
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LOL :D So you "refuse" to understand the article because you don't like the English (or non-English). Obviously the author wants to give Tomi a kick in the rear by feeding him his own dog food. At the same time he get his own point across rather fluently, because Tomi has already done the job.
Tomi has become poisoned by hatred to a degree that he cannot think straight any more. Everything wrong with Nokia is Elop's fault according to Tomi, and it doesn't matter to him that his own earlier analysis shows that Elop is not to blame. Nokia was falling off the cliff long before Elop came aboard. Tomi knows this, but because Elop=Micro$hit=big bad evil, he let his feeling overrule. This way he has guarded himself. If Nokia survives, it will be due to the evil empire MS and the mole Elop. They will make it through sheer evilness (and tons of money). If Nokia dies, it's also all Elop's fault. There is some logic in there (obviously Elop being the CEO is responsible for a whole lot about the success or downfall of Nokia's survival maneuver), but it's the logic of a madman. |
