Stever's blog

This dilbert is strangely relevant to our times. . .

dilbert

It is a common misconception that in evolution the species most fitted to their environment wins. This,in fact, is not true. Take the dinosaurs. At once, they were kings of their kingdom and they ruled the earth. But it is not them that ended up surviving. It was the crafty humans. This is because when a catastrophic event happens, such as a meteor, the humans can ADAPT, the dinosaurs can’t. In fact, the dinosaurs OVERADAPTED to their environment and that’s why they couldn’t survive when things changed.

There is about to be an economic catastrophe in the US. But the people who survive won’t be big money. It will be the entities that are able to quickly adapt to the changing marketplace. So I have to look at this from the perspective of “ok, this big change is happening to the economy. . . is there any opportunity that will be created here?” Is there a way to create value in a different way that wasn’t feasible/possible/wanted before?

Here’s a great idea:
Take $700 billion from the people. Then give it to banks. Then, the banks can lend this $700 billion, plus interest, back to the people!

It’s a plan without flaws!

hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. . .

The same Republican assholes who gave us warrantless wiretapping are now pounding the wardrums over the invasion of privacy of Sarah Palin’s e-mail account. Hypocritical much?

Oh, and to add insult to injury. Does anyone know what her passord ended up being??? It was: popcorn . hhhhhh,
god please please PLEASE don’t let her choose her own missile launch codes. . .

Good judgment comes from experience. Unfortunately, experience comes from bad judgment.

Even cats hate AIX. . .

har har har!

aix

ahhhh,

It’s Sunday today – the day I traditionally reserve for myself. I just played a couple of hours of Worlds of Warcraft, watched a couple of hours of television (well, bittorrent) and now I’m about to go for a pleasant swim on a hot summer’s day. Maybe I’ll read a book later.

I have to figure out a way for me to do this more often. Damn work kills me sometimes. . .

har har har