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“Child labor is illegal” ok but is the grind illegal? Is living your best life illegal? Grow up, or don’t, in which case I have a very fun idea about what you can be doing for 60 hours a week for 20 years
Today's business meeting was very meaningful.
My assient said I look baby girl in dis photo. I don't know what that means but, she said it was a good thing. So I thought, it should be my first tumblr post! Hahha anyway any tips for this wacky website? I heard something about buisness!!!!!! my fav thing evea :)
With this, no matter how difficult the negotiations are, we can always get them to agree to our demands.
1957
Andrew Carnegie
Récap de la journée en rime :
2 nouvelles femmes à mes pieds
Un nouveau contrat avec une société signé
Une nouvelle maison à Saint-Tropez acheté
Vous validez mon smoking ?
Il est INCROYABLE 🤩
Epouse-moi ! 💍
I'm going to pen three short stories, each basically discussing how business goes astray using the basic template for a "magic contract" with different entities.
1. A small business that grows into a monster, starting in one place that hurts no one, feeding Cthulhu chickens that you raise in your backyard, to the Eldritch monster eventually wanting human flesh. (The American Business model that wants ***MORE*** every year despite already being a relative Monopoly with controlling market share.)
2. A Faustian bargain where with just buying in, you bring in new ideas with no idea how the "real game" works and the business implodes. (Hostile Takeovers/Stock Shenanigans/Corporate Overlords.)
3. A Fey deal where one simply can not stop the march of progress with the thing they created. (An A.I. allegory with technology that runs away from you/Globalism.)
The first story is a classical beginning sometime in the late '80s or if you only stopped, denying Cthulhu more than his chickens, everything would be fine. The second story is when the early 2000s' tech bubble caused all sorts of rapidly exploding markets where no one could really get a handle on the whole picture and it kept collapsing on itself. The last story is hopefully a warning for what the future can bring if we're not very careful, dooming all who are "mortal" to eventually die out.
These are my takes on the business version of the "Terror Nexus" we all so love to discuss. Remember that behind every decision and social engineering idea is someone wanted to make a profit.
(This is my first post so suggest some hashtags in the description.)