$GTATQ ~ & The Professor Max Theory! Professor
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Posted On: 02/19/2015 8:50:03 PM
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$GTATQ ~ & The Professor Max Theory!
Professor Max
Steve Jobs, Issac Le Maire, and Professor Max?
How the legend of a six-month iPhone 1G cover screen glass ramp and short-selling turned a promising Made in the U.S.A. manufacturing facility into a "paltry" 10,000 sq ft per employee data center
@GriffHernandez
Published: February 19, 2015
Ye olde buzzed Professor...
I was lured up highway 290 this week to visit a techie friend in Austin who had knowledge of my unusual interest in the GT Advanced Technologies bankruptcy case. She wanted to introduce me to a man named Professor Max.
A man, she explained, with unusual theories on the Eurozone, the Fed, and the Asian economy which I did not dare get into knowing full well that I was in the heart of Alex Jones territory but more importantly, a very unusual theory on the GT case.
Of all the interesting and insanely incomprehensible Apple / GT Advanced Technologies rumors and theories that I've been exposed to this past year and a half perhaps the oddest and most ironic came up in a conversation I had last night with a self-proclaimed economics professor at a little bar just off of South Congress. Emphasis on bar and emphasis on "economics professor" for the record.
"Professor Max" he also asked me not to mention his last name when I finally told him that I would write about his theory called it the Isaac Le Maire Paradox.
Professor Max
Steve Jobs, Issac Le Maire, and Professor Max?
How the legend of a six-month iPhone 1G cover screen glass ramp and short-selling turned a promising Made in the U.S.A. manufacturing facility into a "paltry" 10,000 sq ft per employee data center
@GriffHernandez
Published: February 19, 2015
Ye olde buzzed Professor...
I was lured up highway 290 this week to visit a techie friend in Austin who had knowledge of my unusual interest in the GT Advanced Technologies bankruptcy case. She wanted to introduce me to a man named Professor Max.
A man, she explained, with unusual theories on the Eurozone, the Fed, and the Asian economy which I did not dare get into knowing full well that I was in the heart of Alex Jones territory but more importantly, a very unusual theory on the GT case.
Of all the interesting and insanely incomprehensible Apple / GT Advanced Technologies rumors and theories that I've been exposed to this past year and a half perhaps the oddest and most ironic came up in a conversation I had last night with a self-proclaimed economics professor at a little bar just off of South Congress. Emphasis on bar and emphasis on "economics professor" for the record.
"Professor Max" he also asked me not to mention his last name when I finally told him that I would write about his theory called it the Isaac Le Maire Paradox.
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