Managing organized complexity
dive, 2012-02-24
The man previously known for “the goal that never was” is now living his myth in Greece. And if someone takes the time to find out his life’s story, he deserves the myth.
Respect.
* I was at OAKA when I shot the photograph. I was thinking about the “Live your myth in Greece” slogan, and whether anyone in this country lives his myth. Roy does.
(source: The Jargon File, version 4.4.7)
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