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The corporation is its own organism. Perhaps another species further evolved than humans. This corporation has humans instead of cells. It is omniscent and indestructible. It can only really be destroyed by another corporation.
Another reference to "1984" The book. The party is immortal and is alive as only an ideology. Therefore it is indestructible.
Its like, if you had an amoeba floating aimlessly. It knows it could easily die, if a slight increase in temerature occured. Now, that single celled animal, would probably choose to become part of a full organism. In a full organism, this single cell, may be somewhere in the bottom of it's foot. But being there it is ensured longevity, and security. All of these cells are living and dying to keep the whole organism alive. Pretty soon, all of these cells floating around realize they have no choice but to assimilate into an organism, to be able to survive.
I have just described the evolution from single celled organism's into the first multi celled organisms. It is, of course, a juxtaposition of the corporate world, if you will. The single human "cell" will soon realize it has no chance on its own. It must assimilate into a corporation. Its sort of the bitter reality.
I actually find this to be a perfect analogy.
The corporation, among the humans. It is almost like the newest form of life. It exists, completely dependant on humans, but we humans are completely dependant on our cells. They come and go, but the human keeps on living, relatively indestructable from certain perspectives.
Another reference to "1984" The book. The party is immortal and is alive as only an ideology. Therefore it is indestructible.
Its like, if you had an amoeba floating aimlessly. It knows it could easily die, if a slight increase in temerature occured. Now, that single celled animal, would probably choose to become part of a full organism. In a full organism, this single cell, may be somewhere in the bottom of it's foot. But being there it is ensured longevity, and security. All of these cells are living and dying to keep the whole organism alive. Pretty soon, all of these cells floating around realize they have no choice but to assimilate into an organism, to be able to survive.
I have just described the evolution from single celled organism's into the first multi celled organisms. It is, of course, a juxtaposition of the corporate world, if you will. The single human "cell" will soon realize it has no chance on its own. It must assimilate into a corporation. Its sort of the bitter reality.
I actually find this to be a perfect analogy.
The corporation, among the humans. It is almost like the newest form of life. It exists, completely dependant on humans, but we humans are completely dependant on our cells. They come and go, but the human keeps on living, relatively indestructable from certain perspectives.
