Quote by Kenneth Olsen

I see no reason why anyone would want a computer in their home.

I see no reason why anyone would want a computer in their ho

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This quote reflects the skepticism or lack of understanding about the potential benefits or utility of having a computer at home. It suggests that the speaker fails to identify any reasons or advantages for having a computer in their personal space. It could also imply a resistance towards embracing emerging technology or an ignorance of the ways in which computers can enhance productivity, entertainment, communication, and access to information.

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