Re: a memetic experiment- an eIe opener

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    "Wade T.Smith" wrote:

    > On 05/10/00 08:31, Chuck Palson said this-
    >
    > >Now since a corporation usually represents large numbers
    > >of people, the tendency is even more magnified.
    >
    > Ah, but the corporation is the worst example of the individual, both
    > legally and behaviorally....
    >

    Of course. It's a legal fiction and not really an individual. However, it
    still must act as an individual in many ways. And because it must
    represent so many conflicting individual interests, PR is mostly about
    what NOT to say and therefore, necessarily, doublespeak, (and, in the
    case of Microsoft, pure fantasy because they are not yet a mature
    corporation).

    >
    > - Wade
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