Thursday, July 12, 2007
"I used to think. Now I just read the Economist"
That's what flashed up as part of an ad for The Economist (pbuh) that I came across online. Maybe I didn't catch it properly. If I did, it is the creepiest advertising slogan I've seen since Wayne Goss put a flyer in my letterbox saying: 'It's good to be on the winning side.'
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That's comedy gold, right there.
And who says there is no truth in advertising?
Seems to be a quote from Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle, wot I've verified here.
Ellison is a funny guy. Plus he totally bought a fighter jet so that he could live the ultimate big kid fantasy lifestyle when he's not being, you know, a super-CEO.
I suspect he'd be a tool to work for, though.
Too simplistic. "The Economist" augments and polishes the thought process. It in no way can claim to replace it :)
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