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WWDC Post Mortem - New York vs. San Francisco

The crazy people are far more interactive in SF than they are in NYC. Most of the crazy folks in NYC just kind of talk to themselves and generally mind their own business. Their San Francisco counterparts actually step in front of you and attempt to engage you in conversation about the end of the world, or, I actually saw a parade of people that belong to the 'society of the ancients', people who believe that aliens built the pyramids. This is a crapload more entertaining than the guy outside Penn Station who just swears at you!

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Bob commented on the 6 Jul 2007

The really funny part is that this Society is actually a hired group that Microsoft is using in an Alternate Reality Game called Iris to promote Halo 3. They're not crazy, they just needed cash :P

Eli commented on the 20 Jun 2007

Hehehe. Society of the ancients for the win!

WWDC News commented on the 17 Jun 2007

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