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The Revolt

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  • Doctor PhibesD Doctor Phibes

    @Aqua-Letifer said in The Revolt:

    It used to be, publishing was to blame for most of it. The self-help/daily-schedule-to-greatness section of the bookstore is one of the most competitive in terms of submissions. What people really like to hear is how complex problems can be easily solved by a framework that has a simple name. MBA dipshits read these books instead of real ones and it all trickles down from there.

    I was once forced to read a book entitled 'Who moved my cheese?', which I was informed was a profound piece of philosophical thinking. What it actually was was some dickhead writing this great long-winded parable about a bunch of fucking rodents, with the final message 'change happens, you need to accept it and move on'.

    Apparently this book has sold 30 million copies. I do know they gave one to every single person in the company.

    Anyway, my friend in sales opened his next meeting with the question 'OK, who cut the cheese?'

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    @Doctor-Phibes said in The Revolt:

    @Aqua-Letifer said in The Revolt:

    It used to be, publishing was to blame for most of it. The self-help/daily-schedule-to-greatness section of the bookstore is one of the most competitive in terms of submissions. What people really like to hear is how complex problems can be easily solved by a framework that has a simple name. MBA dipshits read these books instead of real ones and it all trickles down from there.

    I was once forced to read a book entitled 'Who moved my cheese?', which I was informed was a profound piece of philosophical thinking. What it actually was was some dickhead writing this great long-winded parable about a bunch of fucking rodents, with the final message 'change happens, you need to accept it and move on'.

    Apparently this book has sold 30 million copies. I do know they gave one to every single person in the company.

    Anyway, my friend in sales opened his next meeting with the question 'OK, who cut the cheese?'

    I was given the same book and was told the very same about it. 😄 I remember thinking the intended readership must be 5th graders.

    Please love yourself.

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