Agree.
In the Nuremburg trials of the
future, instead of "just following orders" a crime will be "company
policy."
I still think the great part about capitalism
is "the invisible fist"
which crushes
many, but, unlike most other
forms of social organization,
there
is no person or persons to blame -- you
know: "I had to let you
go.....
Why?
"company
policy"
-----Original Message-----
From: Brad
McCormick, Ed.D. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
Thursday, July 3, 2003 2:05 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Futurework] Why men succeed at
work
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> One reason that women might not
do as well as men in a capitalistic
> society is that the goals don't make
any sense to them.
>
[snip]
But doesn't this apply to some men,
too?
The goals don't make sense to me, either. But
school was
good practice.
I still think the great part about capitalism
is "the
invisible fist" which crushes
many, but, unlike most other
forms of social
organization, there
is no person or persons to blame -- you
know: "I had
to let you go or else the
company would go bankrupt and then
nobody would
have a job", etc.
Cyclops: "Who put out my eye?"
Odysseus: "Nemo did!"
(translate" "No one did!")
Cyclops's friends: "Who hurt you,
friend?"
Cyclops: "Nemo hurt me!" (translate: "No one hurt me!")
Cyclops's
friends among themselves: "Guess he's
OK
after all. We say the strangest
things
sometimes."
Chorus of Cyclopses: "You're right, there, brother!"
Random
member of Cyclops Chorus: "OK,
friends,
since our brother is
OK,
Where do we want to go
today?"
(--Microsoft)
\brad
mccormick
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