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Fazoli’s yum

Jun 30 2010 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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Culver’s & kindle

Jun 30 2010 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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The iPhone is the BEST phone

Jun 29 2010 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

My buddy sent me this video, and its hysterical…

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Got the official Froyo 2.2 running on my Nexus1

Jun 29 2010 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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Why iPad sales #’s don’t matter and why the PC still rules

Jun 28 2010 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

Microsoft’s numbers are jaw dropping… wow!

150,000,000
Number of Windows 7 licenses sold, making Windows 7 by far the fastest growing operating system in history.

7.1 million
Projected iPad sales for 2010.

58 million
Projected netbook sales in 2010.

355 million
Projected PC sales in 2010.

Decoding Microsoft’s Fantastic Passive-Agressive Numbers Post

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I’m on a boat!

Jun 27 2010 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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Driving to the the green

Jun 26 2010 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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4 antennas on the rental car

Jun 25 2010 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

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About Confirmation Bias

Jun 24 2010 Published by Richard Yoo under Ramblings

I continually tell the entrepreneurs that I work with, that they need to work within the framework of how their customers see the world… if you don’t understand the customer’s world, you can’t build a business around them. It doesn’t matter what is real, or what isn’t – its simply what the customer *believes*.

If you are thinking about buying a new car, you suddenly see people driving them all over the roads. If you just ended a long-time relationship, every song you hear seems to be written about love. If you are having a baby, you start to see them everywhere.

The Misconception: Your opinions are the result of years of rational, objective analysis.

The Truth: Your opinions are the result of years of paying attention to information which confirmed what you believed while ignoring information which challenged your preconceived notions.

Confirmation Bias

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