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[[Automatic Exercise - Equity Derivatives Provision|We]] at the [[JC]] will never tire of marvelling at how comprehensively {{icds}} can, through sheer anxiety, render | [[Automatic Exercise - Equity Derivatives Provision|We]] at the [[JC]] will never tire of marvelling at how comprehensively {{icds}} can, through its sheer, collected, anxiety, render basic concepts as vast, undulating tracts of unintelligible text: a grand, entropic, soggy nothingness. | ||
Actually, we can and do tire of it. But the mental effort of feigning respect and affection for the [[squad]]’s quaint syntactical idioms — learning to love the monster, so to speak; a form of self-inflicted Stockholm syndrome — has its benefits. For if you can’t laugh, all hope is lost. | Actually, we can and do tire of it. But the mental effort of feigning respect and affection for the [[squad]]’s quaint syntactical idioms — learning to love the monster, so to speak; a form of self-inflicted Stockholm syndrome — has its benefits. For if you can’t laugh, all hope is lost. | ||
Anyway. | Anyway. | ||
Revision as of 09:12, 21 October 2020
We at the JC will never tire of marvelling at how comprehensively ISDA’s crack drafting squad™ can, through its sheer, collected, anxiety, render basic concepts as vast, undulating tracts of unintelligible text: a grand, entropic, soggy nothingness.
Actually, we can and do tire of it. But the mental effort of feigning respect and affection for the squad’s quaint syntactical idioms — learning to love the monster, so to speak; a form of self-inflicted Stockholm syndrome — has its benefits. For if you can’t laugh, all hope is lost.
Anyway.