> >The more people use Java, the more the creators will be driven to improve
> >its performance on the various platforms to make it viable.
>
> I am not sure how they could do that, it's uselessly slow at the moment.

I think what Jason is saying is the reason it's uselessly slow at the moment 
is because enough people aren't using it.

But then, people don't use it because it's uselessly slow...

Welcome to the circle reasoning, or is that a spiral (down)?

So the Java philosophy is "This product is really worthless, but if we get 
enough customers buying and using it we'll improve it in the future."

I'll bet any company with that idea wouldn't float. They'd need another 
whole product line to prop that dud up with. Good thing Sun had the already 
proven technologies like solaris to fall back on... 



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