u/CockVersion10

I have a lot of questions here, and hopefully someone who was involved can give some insight.

What did forward looking PEs look like during the dotcom run-up?

What was the trigger that caused the crash?

What was the sentiment around the internet's applications and broad corporate and public adoption during the run up?

How did that materialize in the coming years? (This seems obvious now, but I'm wondering how long did it really take for the first businesses to start seeing real users and real large scale clients.)

How did infrastructure businesses fare relative to vendors, and over what time scales?

Sorry for the odd format, and thanks to whoever rattles these answers out :)

I'm trying to frame my perspective correctly so I can quickly apply modal interchange throughout my improvisation, and I'm catching myself thinking of modes in terms of a new starting position on a major scale.

I know this is often how it's spoken about, but I can't help but think it'll do me a disservice in the long run. I feel like I should be considering the Ionian, and the respective alterations. So this way I can visualize the harmonic movement better, instead of just "play major scale from new position".

Let me know your thought process when you're playing over a chord, and you decide to do some modal interchange. Do you just think: Phrygian--let's play the scale with which this note is the third degree? Or do you imagine the Ionian of the note you're on, and alter the 2 and 6 over your minor chord?