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I’m getting a bit carried away, aren’t I. But not entirely: see left for what Google’s ngram viewer makes of the relationship between marital harmony and a fulfilled online life. But while [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_and_Bill%27s_law Andy (and his successors) have been givething, it is not just Bill who has been takething away]. The [[middle management]] layer has been doing its bit too, by — well, basically by ''inventing'' itself to occupy the space occupied by the crickets. And it we take it that the productivity tools came on line from the mid 1980s — personal computers, the [[fax]], [[e-mail]] and then this glorious thing called the [[world wide web]]. | I’m getting a bit carried away, aren’t I. But not entirely: see left for what Google’s ngram viewer makes of the relationship between marital harmony and a fulfilled online life. But while [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_and_Bill%27s_law Andy (and his successors) have been givething, it is not just Bill who has been takething away]. The [[middle management]] layer has been doing its bit too, by — well, basically by ''inventing'' itself to occupy the space occupied by the crickets. And it we take it that the productivity tools came on line from the mid 1980s — personal computers, the [[fax]], [[e-mail]] and then this glorious thing called the [[world wide web]]. | ||
So, wouldn’t it be a gas to see when the [[middle management]] [[buzzword]]s started to come into the corpus? Well, fancy ''that''. | |||
[[File:BS bingo.png|100px|frame|center|This graphic courtesy of the JC’s own spurious correlations research programme]] | |||
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