+
"Thomas Keske" <TKeske@Comcast.net> wrote in message
news:nsSed.541$HA.78@attbi_s01...
>
> > Co-authored a Chiron shareware database, all in ancient Greek
> > I began at Biosym in the Polymer group
> > Designed REACT system, to support our troops
> > working with polymer scientists to write specs
> > Project Leader of two Campus-Laboratory-Cooperation projects
> > Lead Auditor for numerous Lockheed Martin Astronautics audits
> > Project leader for W-Sensor
> > Author of Motif/OpenGL Hermes software
> > Los Alamos Nat'l Lab. HR-T&D, 1998:
> > supervised experiments to demonstrate
> > characteristics of proton-computed tomography, provided supervision
> > Participated in numerous experiments in high-energy photoproduction
> > Also participated in experiments in numerous departments
> > to accurately measure multiple-Coulomb-scattering distributions
> > working as a team member, I made many contributions
> > deep in the Bose-glass and Mott-insulator regimes
> > Led the task in formulating the verification schemes
> >
>
> By the way, most of this stuff is extracted from real resumes
> that were floating around the internet, not cited explicitly for
> the sake of protecting the confidentiality of people who didn't
> know that they were providing the raw materials for
> ridiculous poetry.
>
> Although this is mostly indulgence in absurdity for the
> sheer joy of it, it is also trying to make a subtle,
> serious point (deep sigh). Does anyone know what it is?
> Never mind- pretend that I didnt' say that. I almost hate
> to open the whole can of worms.
>
> Tom Keske
>
I'm bad at guessing games but mine would be as follows
1. A lot can be said about nothing at all.
2. Words are as trivial as the person who uses them.
3. No word is fixated as a part of speech, it all can be twisted in
context.
4. Resumes are bullshit games.
5. Poetry can not be determined valid or good by anyone.
6. Getting published means jack and superiority complexes are based on
jack.
I think that is all I can come up with at this late hour, probably missed
the point anyways. I do love sharp pencils so love to hear the real
point sometime down the road. Seems interesting that this was for
a purpose and not just an exercise in extremism.
|
|