Life at the Top

“That’s right. Without physical businesses like us supporting it, the Internet is completely useless. Seriously, it’s almost like anyone can get on the stage and start talking. It’s like they’re not even afraid that their ridiculous claims will be made fun of! ”

“Haha. The older generation like us has seen enough of huge waves like this to understand. I’ve seen my fair share of people like this. They think they’re so successful in the beginning, but they’ll just vanish overnight.”

“Doing business requires true strength and capability. How stupid can they be if they think having the ability to talk and persuade people is all they need?”

People who had been stunned by Jasper’s opinions slowly began to look at him doubtfully as they were slowly influenced by the opinions of the people around them.

Many of them now expected Jasper make a fool out of himself.

After all, Jasper’s words were too sharp and definite, so it only made sense that he would anger the group of people who did not agree with the Internet industry. This was their so-called revenge.

Jasper stood behind the podium as the scathing remarks grew louder. Even so, the man pretended not to hear any of them.

this was anyone else, they might have walked off the stage in

However, Jasper was different.

man, Jasper had knowledge of the next 19 years. He knew that what he said was reflective of the

of opposition or even direct humiliation only furthered his belief that this was a group of imbeciles. No wonder almost all of

feel the need to fight with people destined to be eliminated by the changing of times. Thus, before

because it has little support, nor will it disappear because it’s greatly opposed. Our society isn’t something

planned to persuade anyone here today, and whether you choose to believe it or not matters little to me.

in five, ten, or even twenty years time. I’m sure who’s right or wrong

and left coolly, walking away from the podium whilst leaving a crowd

smile at Jasper while the people’s opinions stewed in the crowd. “You’re a promising young man, Mr. Laine,

Mr. Ball? Me cooperating with

that necessary, Mr. Laine? You’ve been stating that this