  We suggest that the Higgs is a light composite state that does not emerge
from TeV scale strong dynamics for any generic reason, such as when it is
pseudo-Goldstone boson. Instead, a state that is Higgs-like and fairly
decoupled from heavier states may simply be a reflection of very particular
strong dynamics, with properties quite distinct from more familiar large-$N_c$
type gauge dynamics. We elaborate on this picture in the context of a strongly
interacting fourth family and an effective 4-Higgs-doublet model. The origin of
a decoupling limit and the corrections to it are discussed.
