Marilyn VANBESIEN: Dato curioso sobre Marilyn (en inglés)

Some sayings, when brought to light later on, seem downright strange. In 1943, Thomas Watson, the president of IBM, said: "I think there's a market out there for about five computers." And who could forget the famous words of Charles Duell, the director of the American Patents Office in 1899, when he said: "All that could be invented has been invented." And finally, an internal memo going around the Western Union offices in 1876 said that: "The telephone has too many imperfections for it to be taken seriously as a means of communication."