The girl’s shock as the guy starts to run is great.
I could kill you with a golf club
I love this. This is why I fail at life - when someone asks me a question, I have to give the right answer (no matter how complicated it may be); I can’t give a simplified, but wrong, version.
If I did give a simplified, but wrong, answer I might get farther in life. I might woo managers and sell my services better, make more money, advance my career, and make products that people really like. But I’d be selling lies.
Oh, and electrons circle the nucleus like planets orbit the sun. Just like that. It’s true.
Freud may have been pretty, well, confused - but I think Joel Spolsky said it well when he quoted Freud in reference to the splits in the *nix community.
Conclusion? There isn’t a majority on both sides to merge. The Unix world loves to take sides. I don’t have to blog about this; Freud already did, in 1930. He called it “the narcissism of minor differences. Monty Python might have put it better in this scene (YouTube) from The Life of Brian
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