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[magma]

again you fail at reading and understanding simple sentences, do all companies know 100% there's gonna be a pandemic in the next 5 years before any sign of it?
cuz that's the point
please ignore my posts and threads if you can!

The only person failing to understand is yourself, I'm afraid. Have you ever been involved in risk analysis for a large company? I'm going to guess at probably not.

Making assumptions at the start of a plan is pretty standard procedure. An "assumed 100% risk" doesn't imply "IT WILL DEFINITELY HAPPEN", it implies that the company should prepare for the risk as if it was definitely going to happen. Epidemics and pandemics *always* occur within human populations from time to time, so you assume that it will happen.

Also, most massive companies are so broadly invested and connected to the free market that, yes, they will make money out of epidemics, just as they'll make money in times of a healthy workforce. It's how sensible business strategies work.

I swear you think Dr Claw from Inspector Gadget runs the world.

[alien pimp]

again you fail at reading and understanding simple sentences, do all companies know 100% there's gonna be a pandemic in the next 5 years before any sign of it?
cuz that's the point
please ignore my posts and threads if you can!

The only person failing to understand is yourself, I'm afraid. Have you ever been involved in risk analysis for a large company? I'm going to guess at probably not.

Making assumptions at the start of a plan is pretty standard procedure. An "assumed 100% risk" doesn't imply "IT WILL DEFINITELY HAPPEN", it implies that the company should prepare for the risk as if it was definitely going to happen. Epidemics and pandemics *always* occur within human populations from time to time, so you assume that it will happen.

Also, most massive companies are so broadly invested and connected to the free market that, yes, they will make money out of epidemics, just as they'll make money in times of a healthy workforce. It's how sensible business strategies work.

I swear you think Dr Claw from Inspector Gadget runs the world.

dude, please, ignore me, you can't read, this thread has nothing to do with what you say there. you're not obliged, but if you could imagine it's a blank space where you see my post/threads would be much appreciated, i can't really be spending time and pages analyzing the simplest sentences for you each time.
leave me alone

[the acid never lies]

Alien Pimp - why don't you engage with skeptics instead of trashing them? Just because there's people that don't take what you say for granted doesn't make them stupid, I find that a little insulting

[alien pimp]

i think there is just one other person here i don't want to see posting in my threads or engage in debates with because i'm entitled to the opinion it's an useless activity. if they are all the "skeptics" or even the majority, that would look very bad for the 3 of them (because 2 people can't make a majority in groups larger than 3, so i won't be misunderstood)

second, and that is a correct generalist statement, i don't engage in anything with anyone who doesn't understand the first sentence on that sheet, because there aren't 2 ways to understand that, it's one simple line. i have the right to not engage in anything with that particular category of people.

[the acid never lies]

I guess I don't see what you mean when you refer to magma not reading what you've posted - looks to me that he's just bringing to the table his own opinion of why any given company might plan ahead for a pandemic and what constitutes legit practice.

Of course it's no secret that IBM is involved in supplying enabling technologies for the Israelis to expand militarily and no doubt there's been dubious dealings between IBM and others (such as your izan example) - can't the two be mutually exclusive though?

Maybe I'm missing something but are you suggesting IBM is responsible for the pandemic or perhaps have some 'inside information'?

Seems a bit of a leap, worth discussing sure but not a conclusion that should be jumped to imo just from the info you've provided

(hope I'm coming across how I intended to!)

[alien pimp]

nothing i posted it's a matter of opinion, nothing debatable, just facts that happened. also he didn't state any opinions, just some things that never happened and never been real.

also you seem to have read only his post and not the OP, that or you can't read as well, the things you are talking about are not the topic of discussion here, just tangentially related.

in fewer words: you don't know what the heck you are talking about, READ!

[the acid never lies]

also you seem to have read only his post and not the OP, that or you can't read as well, the things you are talking about are not the topic of discussion here, just tangentially related.

in fewer words: you don't know what the heck you are talking about, READ!

I directly refer to one of the links you posted about IBM and the n.a.z.i.s

So back at you

[the acid never lies]

Also I know you're are not stating an opinion but I'm just wondering if you mean to imply anything - yes money is to be made in the predicting of pandemics fine - is that in itself a bad thing? surely not

[magma]

Post stuff I disagree with in public and I'll call you out on it. You're no more entitled to an unfiltered propoganda channel on SNH than anyone else - post crap like this and I'll call it crap. So will a few other members too.

Watch the quality of your posts... you've occasionally posted some really worthwhile stuff, but there's a lot of waste in there.

You've previously given me shit for working for Deutschebank because they were involved with the n-a-z-i's too... of course they were, they were the German National Bank during the war! Do you shout at Volkswagens in the street, too?

Companies are run for maximum possible profit, not for the maxiumum possible good or evil. You think as if you're in a cartoon world.... as if everyone's a "baddie" or "goodie". The world isn't so exciting, I'm afraid.... it's mainly filled with people trying to make the best living they can for their family.

[alien pimp]

made a few edits to simplify things for the "skeptics" that buy anything printed on a state brochure, if you still can't understand the issue here, basically i have no reason to talk you

did any other company/organisation knew 100% there's gonna be a pandemic in the next 5 years before any sign of bird flu / swine flu?
was IBM playing blackjack and they just got lucky with the flu?
cuz that's the point

[magma]

Cool, don't read/reply then.. if my posts aren't interesting to you, then you can be the one to do the ignoring. I'll comment where I feel like it, thanks... last time I checked you weren't in any position of authority in this community.



I have a plan in my inbox that assumes with 100% possibility that our network will experience a catastrophic failure requiring recovery at an external site sometime over the next 10 years.

This has never happened in our organisation.

Do you understand how "relevant" that slide is now? Risk analysis is a little more complicated than a single slide leaked from a corporate presentation allows you to appreciate.

Do the big scary people with their big scary jobs scare you, Alien Pimp? Are they all grown up and talk about things you don't understand? They must be out to get you!!



Edit: Anyway... if that slide was from 2006, you've got another 2 years before you look like a fool. If IBM has had 30%+ workforce for all that time (which it has so far... as have all large companies) then it'll be obvious that it was risk planning, not "insider knowledge".

Wait 2 years and if you're still pushing your garbage on this forum, I'll bump this thread.

[alien pimp]

post crap like this and I'll call it crap. So will a few other members too.

i didn't ask other members, i asked you, because you are the most useless as of now imho
but you have your rights, i'll respect that

[djake]

where's the porn, dude?

[collige]

Assuming IBM knows something we don't, there's still two years left for those predictions to come true. Swine flu hasn't exactly crippled our workforce for twelve weeks.

assumption (plural assumptions)

1. The act of assuming, or taking to or upon one's self; the act of taking up or adopting.
2. The act of taking for granted, or supposing a thing without proof; a supposition; an unwarrantable claim.

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/assumption

[alien pimp]

if my posts aren't interesting to you, then you can be the one to do the ignoring. I'll comment where I feel like it, thanks... last time I checked you weren't in any position of authority in this community.

it wasn't from any position of authority, it was a personal request, like a favor. i see i can't get that, ok, i'll have to do the ignoring

[magma]

post crap like this and I'll call it crap. So will a few other members too.

i didn't ask other members, i asked you, because you are the most useless as of now imho
but you have your rights, i'll respect that

Why do you dismiss someone who disagrees with you for sensible reasons as "useless"? I've not said that you're wrong because Martians told me... I've suggested that your theory is most likely false due to all companies having these sort of plans. My current company was circulating plans to deal with Swine Flu late last year... and they were all generic "pandemic" notices... they've had their reaction planned for years, because if it did happen and nobody was prepared everyone would be screwed.

Why was I providing a useful contribution in the thread about diet? Because I gave you a pretty picture to look at? Is that your criteria for accepting an dissenting argument? A pretty picture?

Are you so made up on this "fact" about IBM that you won't even listen to disagreements? That's not terribly good democratic sentiment is it?

You're a closed mind being controlled by the whim of conspiracy theorists on the internet.... it's tragic.

[magma]

if my posts aren't interesting to you, then you can be the one to do the ignoring. I'll comment where I feel like it, thanks... last time I checked you weren't in any position of authority in this community.

it wasn't from any position of authority, it was a personal request, like a favor. i see i can't get that, ok, i'll have to do the ignoring

Good, others will get to see my replies but you won't have a chance to kick up a stink. Sounds win/win to me.

[alien pimp]

Assuming IBM knows something we don't, there's still two years left for those predictions to come true. Swine flu hasn't exactly crippled our workforce for twelve weeks.

assumption (plural assumptions)

1. The act of assuming, or taking to or upon one's self; the act of taking up or adopting.
2. The act of taking for granted, or supposing a thing without proof; a supposition; an unwarrantable claim.

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/assumption

there are only 2 possibilites: they knew/they were lying about it. what's your pick?

if they knew, everyone should've known about it

[the acid never lies]

This 'discussion' really could be a lot better

So this porn....

[alien pimp]

post crap like this and I'll call it crap. So will a few other members too.

i didn't ask other members, i asked you, because you are the most useless as of now imho
but you have your rights, i'll respect that

Why do you dismiss someone who disagrees with you for sensible reasons as "useless"?

because you can't read and you ask questions i've already answered and you answer question i've never asked, so basically you ruin any debate, so i'd rather find a way for you to ignore me than me ignoring you, but i fucking can't