BoingBoing reports that digerati loser R.U. Sirius is now writing interview material for one of those nutritional supplement marketers.
It's perfect when you think about it. The self-promoting, fuzzy-minded bullshit that the Wired Magazine generation laps up, all in one package: bad science, cheap new age philosophy, hucksterism, logrolling, and greed. Now in a familiar form known as "vitamin fraud".
I await their announcement that spamming is a new form of blogging, to be called "splogging" no doubt.
Here's your New Economy: grass and ephedra in a capsule at 4000% markup.
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Are Dirk and Sandy somehow involved?
Aren't they dead yet?
Unfortunately, you were dreaming when that happened.
If not, I imagine they are probably sitting in a Leisure World condominium, drinking piracetam tonics and wearing visors that flash little lights on their closed eyelids.
It's an herbal supplement. Mostly kelp.
Back in 1989 I had the flashing LED goggles and the sound frequency brainwave tapes. Those were the days.