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but, basically, the pla are hard realists. i disaggregate, in fact, the camp into defensive realists, offensive realists, and the pla are hard, offensive realists. it's a bad combination. but we find realists in various academic institutions. thing wi university seems to have more than their share. this is not, by the way, only a study of academic writings. it is primarily. i did a lot of interviews with officials in the international department of the party, in the foreign ministry, in the pla, and it shows up in some of the footnotes. but the leaders are very much pragmatists, you're right, that's where the term pragmatism comes in. i would associate that with major power orientation. the asia firsters were primarily in the foreign ministry about ten years ago when ying and kai were running asian policy. now they're running the ministry today. they're both vice ministers, as you know. and so one would imagine that, you know, do we attribute china's regional assertiveness in be '09-'10 to ying and kai? no. what weave seen a -

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i'm excited about pla that platform and i've got a couple initiatives working on products for mobile. >> rose: what? >> well, they're not announced yet so i'm not going to go into detail. >> rose: if you look at everybody in silicon valley and you look at just in terms of the 21st century, steve jobs clearly has to be number one, doesn't hi? >> he is a an amazing genius at defining these new design points for platforms. in the book i talk about a discussion i had with them between having a two-button mouse which was my preference and him very intentlyinsisting that no, paul, you don't understand, it's all about simplicity and ease of use and someone's reaction to the first few minutes that they use something. >> rose: why didn't you understand that? i understood that. >> well, my counterargument was, hey, we've all got more than one finger, steve, so two buttons seems like that's... >> rose: but isn't it a rule of thumb in technology that it's ease of access and ease of use. >> i think now that we're all consumers of this technology we're no longer programmers or developers or insider