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Comparing WEF specifically to ComicCon, like it's a harmless goofy diversion, is deceptively dismissive, and surely not an accident on your part. At the very l
by listenallyall 4y ago
Comparing WEF specifically to ComicCon, like it's a harmless goofy diversion, is deceptively dismissive, and surely not an accident on your part.
At the very least you could compare it to an industry trade show, like an annual convention of trial attorneys or of insurance adjusters, which is a key vector for introducing and spreading new concepts and ideas in those industries.
- tptacek 4y agoNot an accident indeed. The shadowy hand of the WEF reveals itself again!
- mthoms 4y agoThat’s a good analogy. But it misses an important component; Every one of those convention attendees is fiercely competitive with each other. Some are even in a state of war with others. They all have different races, religions, belief systems and they all face drastically different domestic challenges. So yeah, while they may all work in the same industry (so to speak) they are hardly likely to be working together towards some secret nefarious common goal. Not to say that you were implying that, but many do. Anyways, I really like the trade show metaphor.