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Hundreds of years later, company loses site of its mission, descendant of the great one (second coming) appears and steers company back to greatness. Kind of a
by katzgrau 7y ago
Hundreds of years later, company loses site of its mission, descendant of the great one (second coming) appears and steers company back to greatness.
Kind of a strange fantastical vision out of the fiction category. Not something I'd expect the would-be CEO of a public company to seriously suggest.
- ipqk 7y agoHonestly, it's kind of insulting to himself. If I had as many delusions of grandeur as he does, I'd assume I'd instill the company from birth with such unwavering great culture, that it'd never go astray even 300 years in the future.
- dabbledash 7y agoIt seems like he’s pretty confidant he’ll be able to instill unwavering values in his family though. I wonder which of those is more likely, but they both seem pretty fantastical.