Using funding to find the problem is inefficient; side projects are a much more distributed and efficient method and they don't need funding.
As for hardware, you're repeating what's clear. What I'm saying is that you used to have to purchase the future but now you can mimic those coming changes and, while slower, offer perfectly acceptable performance.
I guess I'm trying to lead Alan to say something to the effect that the next PARC can be groups, working together, on their own time, over Skype. I'm not sure he believes that but I do.
As for hardware, you're repeating what's clear. What I'm saying is that you used to have to purchase the future but now you can mimic those coming changes and, while slower, offer perfectly acceptable performance.
I guess I'm trying to lead Alan to say something to the effect that the next PARC can be groups, working together, on their own time, over Skype. I'm not sure he believes that but I do.