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(c) You flip a coin. HOW TO SCORE Give yourself one point for each close friend you have in the Personnel Department. Chapter One THE HISTORY OF BUSINESS When we look around us at the modern world, we see businesses everywhere, unless of course we happen to be, for example, in the bathroom. But even there, we see EVIDENCE of a thriving industrial economy, such as the Ty-D-Bowl automatic commode freshener. Sitting there and thinking about it, you have to marvel at the incredible creativity and diversity of the business world. Where did all of this come from? How did the human race get from the point of being primitive and stupid to the point where it could automatically, without lifting a finger, turn its toilet water blue? Let's see if we can answer some of these questions. My guess is we can't. THE VERY FIRST BUSINESSES the Earth was primarily molten lava, which is not a good economic climate. Office furniture would melt in a matter of seconds. Then the Earth started to cool, and tiny one-celled animals--the amigo, the paramedic, the rotarian--began to form. Over the course of several million years, these animals learned to join together to form primitive corporations, called "jellyfish," which were capable of only the most basic business activities, such as emitting waste and eating lunch. By today's standards, these corporations were very unsophisticated: if, for example, you mentioned the phrase "Dow Jones Industrial Average" to them, they would have no idea what you were talking about. They would probably sting you. DID DINOSAURS HAVE BUSINESSES? Nobody can really say for sure, because the Ice Age destroyed all their records. But paleontologists now believe that, yes, dinosaurs probably did have businesses. Not the Brontosaurus, of course. That would be ridiculous. How would he hold his briefcase? But the Tyrannosaurus Rex has those funny little arms, which would have been perfect. Paleontologists think he was probably in Sales. PRIMITIVE HUMAN BUSINESSES |
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