It looks to me like it's an HR conference for HR people who want to think they are doing good in the world.
this post was submitted on 21 May 2025
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It's a scam. I saw something on...Bluesky? Or somewhere about a political party where people can donate. It's mission was "Cooperation" or some shit, it didn't have any info about candidates, positions on policy, or any of that. It was just vague buzzwords. And merch, they had merch. For a Political Party with no listed representatives.
Sounds like an excuse to go to a conference.
Looking at the agenda it's all like - "revolutionary idea, what if we organized a company so that it's not horribly dysfunctional"
4/10, would attend if all expenses covered
This is either a grift or some really clever performance art
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Wait I thought this was satire. It is real !!
i’m just disappointed to see that the sex cult tactics weren’t included.
Spoiler: it involves slapping people in the head with your dong or boobies to motivate them.
I watched the video and I have still no idea what the conference is about. And judging on the conference hall size there not a lot of people are fooled by it.
Damn, it's so vague i still don't understand what the fuck you're talking about!