I have to confess that after I posted, I sent email politely expressing skepticism and asking for more info. Got back a pitch for three training courses on how to meditate your way to billions of alien civilizations. The entry-level course is a one-day "mini-vacation" to up to five alien worlds, guaranteed (but no drugs), $500, the high-end course is about $2500, takes five days, and you're granted a license to develop any alien technology you bring back.
This guy may be thinking too small by limiting himself to alien technology. Think of the opportunities to set yourself up as a travel agent to other worlds on the astral plane! Or vacation timeshares--a person might go out and pick up timeshares on alien worlds, and set up a network to trade them. Sounds like he needs a business manager who knows the travel business, more than a lab administrator. Hmmm....
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- Microsoft "spy" software patent.
- Hook it up to a device that delivers an electric shock and you've got something. (n/t)
- I knew Microsoft was Evit! (n/t)
- Not the first, possibly not the worst
- Speaking of online project listings
- Sounds like the Feds in Snowcrash, only taken further.... (n/t)
- I blame it all on "Human Resources".
- re: Not the first, possibly not the worst
- re: Not the first, possibly not the worst
- re: Not the first, possibly not the worst
- The joys of synopticon living
- "Your comments about surveillance societies and the attempt to blame them on Liberal values is a bit of a hoot"
- re: synopticon living
- The joys of synopticon living
- re: Not the first, possibly not the worst
- re: Not the first, possibly not the worst
- Freekin BS
- Text of the application
- Big Brother wants to know if you are telling the truth! (n/t)
- There goes "fake it 'till yah make it".