and there might be many different things like supersymmetry, ideas from string theory and so forth. >> rose: we continue this evening with kurt eichenwald, who's written a fascinating piece in "vanity fair" magazine about microsoft's lost decade. >> the problem became is that really starting around 2000 as the world was beginning to change, the technology world was beginning to change, microsoft went through this idea, it was actually a statement that steve balmer, the fellow running the company, said was we will be the last to cool and the first to profit. meaning... and he would say, people will be looking in their rear-view mirrors at us. and that is the problem because you're saying to all the competitors tell chief justice way we should go. we'll see what you're doing, we'll see if it works and we'll come in and huge our huge financial advantage to get there. will you have a lot of different companies going a lot of different ways, microsoft is putting itself in competition with all of them and the cash advantage that they had in terms of being able to build up faster because the

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