Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 15th October 2006

Dilbert//6392, first published twenty years ago on Sunday 15th October 2006

Official transcript

"My project has been infected by attractive people."

"As you know, attractive people are unproductive."

"The problem is compounded when you put several of them in the same room."

"They've already started to pair off."

"I've got four love triangles and six divorces."

"All of my status reports say, and I quote, 'Dude, I can't concentrate now.'"

"My plan is to replace each attractive person with something like this, or this."

"He thinks I'm productive."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

MY PROJECT HAS BEEN INFECTED BY ATTRACTIVE PEOPLE.

AS YOU KNOW, ATTRACTIVE PEOPLE ARE UNPRODUCTIVE.

THE PROBLEM IS COMPOUNDED WHEN YOU PUT SEVERAL OF THEM IN THE SAME ROOM.

THEY'VE ALREADY STARTED TO PAIR OFF.

I'VE GOT FOUR LOVE TRIANGLES AND SIX DIVORCES.

ALL OF MY STATUS REPORTS SAY, AND I QUOTE, "DUDE, I CAN'T CONCENTRATE NOW." MY PLAN IS TO REPLACE EACH ATTRACTIVE PERSON WITH SOMETHING LIKE THIS, OR THIS.

HE THINKS I'M PRODUCTIVE.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "Attractive People"

Summary:

The comic strip features Dilbert, a bespectacled man with a distinctive appearance, as the main character. The story begins with Dilbert's project being infected by attractive people, which he finds unproductive. He decides to replace each attractive person with someone less attractive, citing his plan to replace them with someone like the woman he is currently talking to. The woman, however, is not impressed with Dilbert's plan and thinks he is being productive.

Key Points:

• Dilbert's project is infected by attractive people, making it unproductive.
• Dilbert plans to replace each attractive person with someone less attractive.
• The woman Dilbert is talking to is not impressed with his plan.
• Dilbert thinks he is being productive, but the woman disagrees.

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