Although I personally don’t consider myself to be an intellectual scholar, many do, so I will share with you how Bill Gates and Microsoft would have been well served to call upon me during their pesky lawsuit with the Justice Department. Ironically, a few years before the Justice Department made their ridiculous claim against Microsoft for exercising “monopolistic behavior,” I presented several times personally to their Antitrust Division, as well as the Federal Trade Commission this very same argument. That’s right, I had those bureaucratic economic lightweights, with their level 7 plus paychecks astounded and mesmerized with my facts and arguments presenting the case for “The Theory of the Core.”

In early 1991, I was attending the annual convention of the American Economic Association in New Orleans where I was on a tear to set the world on fire with the revelation I learned doing the research for my Master’s degree the preceding year. Why? Because I was going to be famous, I was one of only a handful of “economic experts” with the credentials capable of speaking on the subject. I had theoretically and mathematically proven that there exists incidents when monopolistic behavior was in fact not only beneficial for the business itself (Microsoft in this case), but to the consumer as well! Well, I moved to Washington D.C., joined all the Economic Associations, then went on the local speaking circuit … and as they say the rest is history.

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