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Yeah, it's a neat exercise, but the guy takes it a bit too seriously. I think your 'bored employees' assessment is spot on. I'd also like to point on that the
by markpercival 17y ago
Yeah, it's a neat exercise, but the guy takes it a bit too seriously. I think your 'bored employees' assessment is spot on.
I'd also like to point on that the source is pretty wacky.
Some choice quotes from the site:
"Since the assassination of John F. Kennedy, an international, crypto-fascist syndicate has been rapidly consolidating its grip on this planet."
"The system is in collapse now. This is my best and only advice: Get into a situation that eliminates your reliance on luck and minimizes the impact of factors that are completely beyond your control. Do this immediately."
Apply grains of salt as needed.
- DannoHung 17y agoIs a crypto-fascist like a crypto-zoologist?
- tl 17y agoMaybe they meant klepto-fascist?
- smhinsey 17y agoIt's a term that originated out of something of a malapropism by Gore Vidal at a Democratic National Convention, made speaking of William F Buckley Jr., meant to imply that he was a secret fascist. If only cryptozoologists were secret zoologists.
- sh1mmer 17y agoIf only cryptozoologists were secret zoologists Awesome! I'm going to have a t-shirt made.