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It's quite nice to spend 30 minutes of stupid fun to come up with something "useful" and new to represent a concept. Source : I worked on our Standard Hybrid

It's quite nice to spend 30 minutes of stupid fun to come up with something "useful" and new to represent a concept. Source : I worked on our Standard Hybrid Relationship Engagement frameworK.

Obscurity4340 3y ago
Nice. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate the intellect and time it takes to adequately capture a concept or whatever it wants to communicate, but there's like a supervillainy aspect to the Bush legislation. It feels weirdly manipulative and autocratic, like they put a gun to the words/lettets' "heads" and demanded they assemble themselves correctly and extra-judicially ;) and then waterboarded them once they were in place as an extra... yeah
- hellojesus 3y ago
  It's not just the Bush admin. It's all of them. For example, the Biden admin passed the Inflation Act a year or so ago, which was made to sound helpful in the fight against inflation, but in reality it exasperates the inflation problem.
  - Obscurity4340 3y ago
    I hate the double-speaky ones like those especially. At the end of the day, wolves are going to create the "Love Sheep Act". Sure, they LOVE the sheep. Just not in any way that bodes well for the sheep. "What do you want? You had a problem with inflation, so we created the Inflation Act because it worked so well, WE wanted more of it, despite the unfortunate collateral damage of YOU. We gotta look at the bigger picture/upper classes". Between the Bigger Picture^TM and the Overton Window^TM, there's just never any space for the regular and affected Edit: btw, nice on the S.H.R.E.-K, don't think I didn't see that aha ;) As always, I'm eventually get around to it aha
  - trealira 3y ago
    It was actually called the Inflation Reduction Act, but you're right, it is doublespeak.
    - Obscurity4340 3y ago
      I mean, get sufficient inflation and grimily there will be reductions (human lives) from such an act
    - stillwithit 3y ago
      [flagged]

It's quite nice to spend 30 minutes of stupid fun to come up with something "useful" and new to represent a concept. Source : I worked on our Standard Hybrid Relationship Engagement frameworK.

Obscurity4340 3y ago

Nice. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate the intellect and time it takes to adequately capture a concept or whatever it wants to communicate, but there's like a supervillainy aspect to the Bush legislation. It feels weirdly manipulative and autocratic, like they put a gun to the words/lettets' "heads" and demanded they assemble themselves correctly and extra-judicially ;) and then waterboarded them once they were in place as an extra... yeah

hellojesus 3y ago
It's not just the Bush admin. It's all of them. For example, the Biden admin passed the Inflation Act a year or so ago, which was made to sound helpful in the fight against inflation, but in reality it exasperates the inflation problem.
- Obscurity4340 3y ago
  I hate the double-speaky ones like those especially. At the end of the day, wolves are going to create the "Love Sheep Act". Sure, they LOVE the sheep. Just not in any way that bodes well for the sheep. "What do you want? You had a problem with inflation, so we created the Inflation Act because it worked so well, WE wanted more of it, despite the unfortunate collateral damage of YOU. We gotta look at the bigger picture/upper classes". Between the Bigger Picture^TM and the Overton Window^TM, there's just never any space for the regular and affected Edit: btw, nice on the S.H.R.E.-K, don't think I didn't see that aha ;) As always, I'm eventually get around to it aha
- trealira 3y ago
  It was actually called the Inflation Reduction Act, but you're right, it is doublespeak.
  - Obscurity4340 3y ago
    I mean, get sufficient inflation and grimily there will be reductions (human lives) from such an act
  - stillwithit 3y ago
    [flagged]