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[Dave Farber <farber@cis.upenn.edu>]

    SAN FRANCISCO (Wired) - "If I taught a class," says  financial wizard 
Warren Buffett, "on my final exam I would take  an Internet company and ask 
'How much is this company worth?'  Anyone who would answer, I would flunk." 
Buffet says he admires  Bill Gates, but doesn't invest in Microsoft or other 
high tech  firms. It isn't a vote of no confidence in things Internet, but  
Buffet's lack of knowledge of things technical. He knows he'll  make money 
investing in Coca-Cola and Disney, so he sticks with  them. For Buffet, the 
blue chips he knows are no-brainer  investments.