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Sadly we're stuck with companies naming themselves things like "Melchior" and "Palpatine" and somehow it's a good thing? Anyway I need to get back to working o
by bombcar 7mo ago
Sadly we're stuck with companies naming themselves things like "Melchior" and "Palpatine" and somehow it's a good thing?
Anyway I need to get back to working on the Torment Nexus.
- renewiltord 7mo agoI think that’s pretty much the same. NERV uses child soldiers and is secretly planning a fused hivemind. They are the Torment Nexus.
- kyusan0 7mo agoThat's true, but I think the difference lies in the fact that the company using the NERV name for their product is a public disadter alert service, and doesn't seek to do or emulate anything it's named after. That's not the same for a surveillance company or a defence contractor named after the big bad of a media franchise.
- fc417fc802 7mo agoIf (probably bad example) FEMA started referring to its aid workers as storm troopers I'd find it a bit unsettling (actually I kind of wish they'd do that because dad jokes are the best). Similarly, while I find the reference amusing the NERV moniker doesn't exactly inspire confidence. I suppose an important difference is that they're a mixed bag rather than a purely evil organization but still.
- renewiltord 7mo agoDude that’s fucking hilarious. Storm troopers. Amazing.
- jollyllama 7mo agoI'm starting to like the honesty.