Comment from INGSOC
Watch it Dilbert.. The boss may enjoy himself, and we do not want that..
View ArticleComment from mjncad
All right Dogbert...that's a great way to dispose of a worthless cat.
View ArticleComment from jaybeeq
None of that wishy-washy quantum indeterminism for Dogbert - he'll darn well make SURE what the outcome is!
View ArticleComment from AXESMI
Schrödinger's cat, how corporate America kills another scientific theory.
View ArticleComment from mjncad
That's what you get when you manage by using those lame motivational posters.
View ArticleComment from geness
Off to the wilds of British Columbia to become lumberjacks, just as they always dreamed.
View ArticleComment from R3sistance
Surely PHB must have realized people will always listen when something stupid is said, after all people like things that they can mock.
View ArticleComment from rxantos
I never like Schrödinger's uncertainty principle. Just because you do not know the outcome of something it does not mean that there was no outcome. One thing for sure. Schrödinger hated his cat.
View ArticleComment from desolation0
rxantos actually that's the whole point about the cat. Just because you do not know the outcome it does mean that there is no outcome yet in quantum mechanics. Until the breakdown of the wave function...
View ArticleComment from firebrand
reminds of the 90's where the buzz phrases were having a passion for excellence and quality is free. Somewhere the passion got lost.
View ArticleComment from DilbertPrime
Ah, No. Because of their lack of passion, the employees (people who work for pay at the employer's direction) just made the CEO's point by quitting.
View ArticleComment from Soldierboy
In his last book, Scott tells us that "passion is !$%*!$%*!$ I really had a hard time figuring out what was cynic and what wasn't but if you think about it: Passion is a reason why people make...
View ArticleComment from ProudPG
From panel 1 & 2, means they are not successful or they do not have passion for what they do? A lot of charismatic CEOs can always bring positive energy to their employees, this can lead certain...
View ArticleComment from HelmeetElGato
@ Rxantos: That principle is aplicable to quantum mechanics. At subatomic levels things get very, very weird.
View ArticleComment from nebulous
I live in that quantum weirdness: I don't know if I'm laid off or still employed until the end of each day.
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