Lexin
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He was a reasonably successful businessman.
Hmmm. I'd think that unless his business was in computers (in which case he has no real excuse) that's probably why. He concentrated on the nuts and bolts of his business, not on how his computer worked.
Some of the most useless people where I used to work were the senior managers - they'd done everything in the organisation but concentrate on the computers. They made underlings like me do things like that for them. Thus when they needed their computer to work and it didn't, they'd call on someone like me to sort it out and when I had sorted it out, I rarely got thanks because their view as that a computer should 'just work' no matter what they'd done to it.