Perhaps you've seen Apple's ad campaign touting the newest generation of MacBooks as the greenest laptops ever made. While I suppose I should be happy that a high-volume seller is utlizing less irresponsible technology in its manufacture, do we really need to further stroke the ego of the average Apple fanboy?
Rumors abound of a next-gen iMac powered entirely by its user's smugness and sense of self-satisfaction.
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j says:
Well, as for me, I'd still have a PC if Vista weren't garbage.
Jeremy says:
Only Ed Begley Jr's car is powered by its user’s smugness and sense of self-satisfaction.
Misterben says:
If there was a way to convert into electricity my joy at finally owning a computer that works, not only could I power my MacBook, I could become some sort of electricity-based superhero. Arclight, maybe. Or Surge. And then I could team up with a water-based superhero, and we could call ourselves Public Utility!
(Or rather, we could call ourselves that if America had kept any of its utilities public, instead of privatizing them so that spectacularly bad management could drive them into the ground during the '90s.)
Hey Ed! There's a column idea for you. What Happened to American Management? Decades ago we were the world leaders in training public and private sector managers; now our corporations are a stumbling joke and our government's most recent success is, oh, let's see, can't remember. Why did America stop taking management seriously, and how can we start again?
Kulkuri says:
That last line and Jeremy's comment are very good and right on.