Law Humor

Weblog Addition: The Growing Life, by a Collins I don’t think I’m related to

By Pseudoanonymous

This post had the quote that spurred me to add The Growing Life:

Everyone has something lying dormant within them that stands to come alive and wreak havoc upon the world in beautiful ways.

Those are words to conjure with. Check Clay Collins out.

Here’s another one, this time for Orlis (who I know perfectly well will not be reading this, but Clay is singing his song):

Who Should Not Read This Article

This article is NOT for people who naturally get up before 5:30am and who have trouble staying in bed after that. If you?re a morning chronotype (i.e. a morning person), then count yourself lucky ? society is on your side.

And one more:

Since World War II, productivity in the U.S. has doubled. So we should be working 20-hour work weeks, right? Well, we?re not. We?re working more. In fact, we?re working more than medieval peasants, and the 40-hour work week hasn?t changed since 1940 even though productivity levels have been growing steadily since then. Productivity simply isn?t helping most people: it?s not making them happier or leading to more free time….

The Productivity Industrial Complex is a marriage between corporations and an entire industry of productivity companies, gurus, consultants, and solution-makers who help corporations squeeze every ounce of productivity from their workers.

Oh, yes, yes indeed. Where are the Fulbright hearings for this?

Full post as published by Arkansawyer on May 17, 2008 (boomark / email).