Is Dilbert a PL?
WillMunny
Awaiting the edit button since 2011....
http://www.fhm.com/posts/meet-kristina-b…
Not only is she half his age, and about as easy on the eyes as a woman can get, she's also got a post-graduate degree and plays 2 instruments (the piano and violin, not the left and right, ya pervs). She makes no secret of the fact they aren't real, but they're still spectacular:
https://www.instagram.com/kristinabasham…
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Fame has advantages.
I could add stories to the dilbert comic strip because sometimes it seemed like I worked at such a place that should be written about. I wont post here or it could identify me as a possible employee.
A year or so later Adams gave an interview that confirmed he had worked for Pacific Bell. So not the same company, but a related industry. I think the "universal" truths of the corporate culture - and particularly some of its frustrations - are why the comic gained such widespread popularity. The movie Office Space covers much of the same ground.
Shadowcat Quit trolling and posting your ugly fantasies
I definitely respect Republicans way more than I respect Libertarians. And I'm not too keen on Republicans.
Would like to see him make it rain.
I bet he'll have perfect logic behind it.
I thought a lot of his thoughts on persuasion were hokey, PUA type stuff (he's also a trained hypnotist), but seeing his girlfriend, I also need to reconsider!
Scott Adams is the kind of politically conservative IRA fund stock market white male who predominates on this forum.
SJG
1) You can be a libertarian and a Republican at the same time. Libertarianism is just a philosophy (unless you count the tiny Libertarian Party). You don't have to be a member of the Libertarian party to be a libertarian, but you do have to be a member of the Republican party to be a Republican. See the difference?
2) Ayn Rand doesn't speak for all libertarians. Not by a long shot.
3) Scott Adams is not a libertarian.
Here he is endorsing Michael Bloomberg for president, along with all of Bloomberg's nanny-state bullshit:
http://dilbertblog.typepad.com/the_dilbe…
Here he is saying that, if he were president, he would do whatever Bill Clinton advises him to do:
https://web.archive.org/web/201201080345…
And here he is saying that he is to the left of Bernie Sanders:
http://blog.dilbert.com/2017/09/21/how-a…
Admittedly he did once say that he is a libertarian "on social issues, minus the crazy stuff," as he put it:
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/09/16/d…
Specifically it is just people working their to keep up appearances, people who have allowed themselves to become alienated labor. It is not people who have any particular vision or who are investing much of themselves in it. And likely with some employers, many employers, it will always be that way.
SJG