If you could host a dinner party and invite any four people either living or dead, whom would you invite and what would the five of you discuss together? If I am to invite any four people for a dinner party, it would be my pleasure to have the following present: First of all, I would be happy to dine with the chairman and chief architect of the world wide leader in software services and solutions, Microsoft Corporation. The guy considered to be the richest man on earth, no other than William ÃÂÃÂBillÃÂÃÂ Gates. Another visitor whom I would like to join us would be one of the top businessmen in South Africa, the Chairman of Harmony Gold Mining Company Ltd., Mr. Patrice Motsepe. My third guest passed away last June 25, 1997. He was known for his invention of the underwater camera and underwater TV processes as well as numerous undersea expeditions and TV specials made useful up to the present.
I would be glad if he could join us from the world of the unknown ÃÂÃÂ Mr. Jacques-Yves Cousteau. And finally my last but definitely not the least visitor would be the 43rd President of the United States, Mr. George Walker Bush.
Our discussion would center on modern inventions for the global market and its impacts on the business world. We would specifically deal on Bill GatesÃÂÃÂ vision for 2005 ÃÂÃÂ the digital lifestyle. First of all, our top businessman Mr. Motsepe will discuss to us the current trend of the world market and the pressing technological needs faced by the business world. We would like to know what sort of difficulties if there are any, are faced by the mining industry, and how technology can play a part in solving these issues. In addition, President Bush will also...
Dinner for five
As a piece of writing, this essay is adequate. It does not contain the sort of glaring error in English that a truly poor essay contains, but there is something about it that precludes it being a truly great essay.
I think what that something is is this: it smacks too much of money and the adulation of money. It conveys a connotation, rather than a denotation, that the author wants to sit at dinner with these four guests and learn how to cash in big. It is not the sort of impression that inspires a good appetite.
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