The peculiar syllogism of late 2008
Published December 27th, 2008I’m not OK.Â
You’re not OK.Â
Therefore, I’m OK.
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Jeffrey Cufaude on December 27, 2008
It’s just “misery loves company” in a new and improved form: now with extra misery and more calcium.
Eddie Garcia on December 28, 2008
Twisted logic, but pretty true.
Kristine Carey on December 30, 2008
I wonder how much this contributes to the culture in some workplaces of “well, it’s lousy but at least we’re all in it together”. I’ve worked places were the overriding morale was negative and depressing, yet people stayed, as if afraid to change the status quo. Ironic that the status quo was so unfulfilling…