But I'm smarter than to expect the same in reality.
Without complete arbitrage, there is no reason to expect smart traders to keep prices rational.
Going all in on the O.M.G. was a smart move with audiences conditioned to expect immediate Internet-fed gratification.
On the other hand, the challenges associated with the smart grid are significant enough to expect revolutionary changes in power system design and operation.
The bottom line, once again, is supply and demand: More than ever, people want – indeed, feel empowered to expect – cheaper, smarter, safer, and more efficient tools to live a more self-directed life.
I think in my generation, you almost have this tendency where all smart people expect to reap linear rewards in a lock-step path.
On Facebook, sharing to friends-only is the default, which is smart because people expect to speak freely without their posts being visible to the entire planet.
And it may not have been smart to pick a builder expected to install unfamiliar and unforgiving European door frames and window frames based on what a good job he had done excavating the basement and building a rock garden with the scrap Palisades granite.
That is, the company expects Smart to be a hit in the U.S., selling 15,000 to 25,000 units annually at first and that will be tough.
One wonders how long the designers of tomorrow's smart watches expect them to be around.
And that's where a lot of smart people expect it to remain.
