Comments on: Real Genius?

By: Todd Marrone

Todd Marrone — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 13:50:03 +0000

That’s certainly a fine line.

By: bevan

bevan — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 01:31:02 +0000

maybe it is because i have a powerbook g4 ironically due to the serrato scratch live stabilized compatability as opposed to the new intel….but after 10 attempts the genius does not download for me
i have over 12ooo tracks so maybe it is getting overloaded, or my songs are making it cross over from genius to insanity

By: Randy Zeitman

Randy Zeitman — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 19:16:27 +0000

>> Apple has no problem with throwing the word genius around.

Yes! It’s very arrogant of them. And to that I say “Good!”. If you want to portray yourself as the very best and there’s no objective measure for then why not?

It’s a good marketing lesson…when you can brag you should brag and do so to the Nth degree. Does the world hate Mohammed Ali for it? (Nope…but I never liked it…so what.)

Genius…it’s the pinnacle…lots of people can be an expert but the very nature of “genius” is the cream of the cream.

By: Ronnie B

Ronnie B — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 18:15:04 +0000

HI Todd! I’ve entered the land of geeks and have been taking weekly computer lessons at the Apple store in Ardmore. It’s another country complete with a foreign language. I have been enjoying my lessons and am trying to master IPhoto so I can send you a retrospective of my “art”! Well-one of these days!
Unfortunately, first Fridays won’t usually work for me because we have a standing Friday invite from Hannah, Mark and the boys. Lots of good times to you and Heather and Rocco.

By: Lorenzo E.

Lorenzo E. — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 03:18:12 +0000

Genius reminds me of the Riddler from Batman Forever. He used a device to suck up peoples thoughts to benefit his own. Likewise, Genius sucks up information from other peoples Itunes Library and give back music suggestions to your own.

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