If you’re reading this, you’re likely on a computer. You could spend your whole life trying to create the computer you’re starting at right now, and you’d fail. You’d escape the proverbial “mortal coil” without having ever created the machine that you probably didn't spend more than $1,500 to purchase.
What’s been written so far isn’t meant to insult you. If Michael Dell is reading today’s write-up, what’s true for you would be true for him. Brilliant as Dell is at mass-producing computers via employment of a global labor force, he too couldn’t produce the myriad inputs that go into a computer all by himself.
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