However, sanity should never be the criterion by which we judge the quality of a thought. How sane did the contemporaries of the Wright Brothers, Thomas Edison and Noah judge their ideas? And so I mused, why not give the world the benefit of some of my more dubious thinking?
Unlike famous people, some of whom have employed scribes to record their every musing, much what I think will never be recorded for the benefit of others. Some would greet that realization with enthusiasm. I can hear their encouragement resounding through the domains of the internet. "We have often thought" they say reassuringly "that silence is a trait that would suit your personality. You should seek to grow in the area of keeping your opinion to yourself."
Much though I respect this heartfelt morale-boosting, I have never been one to depend to heavily on the crutches of my supporters. "No," I mused "a thought that sounds dubious coming from me, might grow wings and be taken to new levels if it were stumbled across on the internet - that authoritative source of all wisdom."
And so begins a record of my musings about the world of Service Management.
Dear Reader, what I write here has no authority beyond that it comes from the darker recesses of my tortuous mind. You are free to use it if it helps, but I make no promises as to its usefulness. Read with extreme caution or with cheerful abandon. The facts I put forth are almost certainly embroidered to within an inch of falsehood. The discoveries I make have almost certainly been made long before me by people with a brain that actually functions as a brain should function. The feeling with which I write, though, is genuine.
My idle thoughts are designed to entertain myself and anyone who shares my wicked sense of humor.
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