Dilbert is actually funny sometimes - but people who read it get the liberal perpetual-smirking brainworms. Now that I'm a bit older I see that it's really a disempowering comic, as it points out problems but offers no real thoughts about potential solutions or analysis of why the workplace is set up as it is, so maybe I shouldn't be so surprised that Scott Adams is a giant programmer-type megachud liberal.
as it points out problems but offers no real thoughts about potential solutions or analysis of why the workplace is set up as it is,
Reminds me of when Michael Brooks said the difference between the left and the right is that the left see the historical and material reasons for why things are happening and the right say it is what it is.
Dilbert is actually funny sometimes - but people who read it get the liberal perpetual-smirking brainworms. Now that I'm a bit older I see that it's really a disempowering comic, as it points out problems but offers no real thoughts about potential solutions or analysis of why the workplace is set up as it is, so maybe I shouldn't be so surprised that Scott Adams is a giant programmer-type megachud liberal.
deleted by creator
Reminds me of when Michael Brooks said the difference between the left and the right is that the left see the historical and material reasons for why things are happening and the right say it is what it is.
Reminds me of the "I hate Mondays" video