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    Ballstater98

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    When we were taking bids on windows at our old house, Sears was one of them. The bid was 3xs all the other bids and all he kept doing was trying to sell the Sears name.
     

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    BREAKING; Archaeologist have found pages from the first edition Montgomery Ward Catalog from!1874


    Digging on a homestead in Oregon scientists have uncovered pages from an original 1974 Montgomery ward catalog. They said the find was made while excavating under a small outbuilding with a crescent moon cut in the door.
     

    jedi

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    Not sure what you mean.

    Sears had everything in place to ship to folks home just like amazon now has back when it was a catalog paper based process. Yet they refused to put that catalog online into digital form so that the newer generation could buy their stuff just like the older generation bought via mail.

    Had sears done that amazon would probably never had been born as sear would have crushed them when amazon was still very small.

    But dear being a giant and arrogant, just like every other giant, fell off the top and when a giant falls they don't get back up.

    Amazon in our kids lifetime will also go bye-bye as well as they will fail to see the next way to buy/deliver stuff and a smaller start up will kill them with it.

    That new tech is a mix of 3d printing. One will buy the code to make a tire one time and print it and use it.

    Advance even further and it will be instant transport think star trek how they beam stuff from one place to the next.
     

    2A_Tom

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    Actually it will be replicator tech, poop in one end and reconfigure the molecules for your Earl Grey, hot on the other end.
    [video=youtube;R2IJdfxWtPM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2IJdfxWtPM[/video]
    But those replicators can be pesky little things.
    [video=youtube;Z45Tpp9DBq4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z45Tpp9DBq4[/video]
     

    repeter1977

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    Jedi is right, companies that fail to change are swept away by change. No matter how good they once were, loyalty only goes so far.
     

    jedi

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    It's not the loyalty part is the generational part.
    Jedis grandpa loved to go to the physical stores to touch/feel/buy and chat with the sale person.

    The current generation could care less about that.
    They want to hit a button on phone and a day later presto its here for them.

    The next generation will say that is way too slow. They need it now!
     
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