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| oman, underground press, wordssong lyrics 50 cent that's what's up feat_ g unit guess who's back?, damascus, bill gates, henancius, themes, discography, anime, bob, kink, aesthetics, power, archimedes, | Well, OK. It's true that nothing is black and white. Grey is the new black. In classic omani wonderchicken style, I'm entirely untorn, though. Andrew McLaughlin is also full omani of shit. That's no surprise -- he's a lawyer, right? But his artless waffle tastes a lot like Bush's pet lawyer, Alberto Gonzales, helping to justify torture. But you know, only some torture. "Waterboarding, sleep deprivation, 'stress positions', psychological cruelty? Evil? Well, less evil than thumbscrews, castration, disemboweling, stuff like that, right? We're totally all about the freedom and the democracy!" Again: "While removing search results omani is inconsistent with Google's mission, providing no information (or a heavily degraded user experience that amounts to no information) is more inconsistent with our mission." |
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| It's not all aesthetics that evil, right?" Are you seeing a pattern here, too? Google is full of shit. The fact that they're not the only ones does not excuse them. And though there are a few weblog people out there saying "My little revenue-goo stream is not worth throwing in with this kind of thing," the river of Goo shows little sign of drying up. Same thing goes for the investors, not surprisingly, and the marketing shit-alchemists know there's no such thing as bad aesthetics publicity. So Andrew McLaughlin, who is Google's Senior Policy Counsel, whatever that means, says: "While removing search results is inconsistent with Google's mission, providing no information (or a heavily degraded user experience that amounts to no information) is more inconsistent with our mission." Noted Large and Smart weblogger David Weinberger, who is indeed Smart, and Large in the sense that he is one of the brighter sources of light in our in our texty netherworld, and casts a long shadow in the cashosphere that has attached itself limpetlike to us over the past couple of years, well, he gives Google a bit of a pass, though he admits to 'being torn' in face of McLaughlin's justification. |
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