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> Someone with a significant name had their name randomly selected for a hallucination. It seems that the story consists of, essentially, “Is this thing (which
by singleshot_ 4y ago
> Someone with a significant name had their name randomly selected for a hallucination.
It seems that the story consists of, essentially, “Is this thing (which happened for the first time but that will presumably happen all of the time now) a tort?” In the context of a multibillion dollar company like Microsoft this is actually quite a story.
- catchnear4321 4y agoThat’s the only reason it is a story. It’s a law professor. Teeth. Sure, quite the story, in a sense. Same as ever, in another.
- rnk 4y agoI disagree. If my name suddenly appeared on the internet with a claim of a newspaper article about some crime I committed (where I never committed a crime and there was never an article either), I'd be upset and want it stopped. Anyone would. I can't understand your multiple claims that this is no big deal, nothing to worry. Can you please explain why you are trying to wish this problem away?