I was having a conversation recently and there was a couple with no kids who were annoyed that their friends were saying “the club scene is back!” when in their mind, it had never left. They pointed out that it was the other couples who’d left the scene to raise children and that now that those kids were old enough to stay home on their own, they were able to return to the club scene. It was not “back”, THEY were back. It’s like the concept of object permanence doesn't apply. People assume that things are long gone, simply because they personally are no longer using them. I've lost count of the number of times I've heard IBM Domino pronounced “dead” over the years and yet it keeps going. People move to all-Microsoft companies and then they start at ours and say "I thought Notes was dead." No, it's not dead... in fact, we’re still developing in it now and its future today is much more assured than it was five years ago. The fact is that the model st...