Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 16th May 2010

Dilbert//7701, first published sixteen years ago on Sunday 16th May 2010

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wolfgang legend spread rumor scacred hand up shake beard name plead bow software genius

Official transcript

The Boss says, "I asked Wolfgang to join us."

The Boss says, "He's a software genius, if not a legend."

The Boss says, "He knows more than all of you put together."

The Boss says, "Plus his name is Wolfgang."

The Boss says, "Some say his talent is a genetic mutation. Others say that god speaks to him in Unix."

The Boss says, "All we know for sure is that he glows, and he never needs to eat."

The Boss says, "I feel a chill. It means he's appraoching."

The Boss says, "Please don't reprogram my DNA and make me a monkey-man!!!"

Wally says, "People make a lot of assumptions when you change your name to Wolfgang and stop shaving."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

I ASKED WOLFGANG TO JOIN US.

DILBERT SCOTT ADAMS dilbert.com HE'S A SOFTWARE GENIUS, IF NOT A LEGEND.

HE KNOWS MORE THAN ALL OF YOU PUT TOGETHER.

PLUS HIS NAME SOME SAY HIS TALENT IS A GENETIC MUTATION. OTHERS SAY THAT GOD SPEAKS TO HIM IN UNIX.

ALL WE KNOW FOR SURE IS THAT HE GLOWS, AND HE NEVER NEEDS TO EAT.

I FEEL A CHILL IT MEANS HE'S APPROACHING.

LO WULTUMINO.

PLEASE DON'T REPROGRAM MY DNA AND MAKE ME A MONKEY-MAN!!!

PEOPLE MAKE A LOT OF ASSUMPTIONS WHEN YOU CHANGE YOUR NAME TO WOLFGANG AND STOP SHAVING.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "Genetic Mutations"

Summary:

The comic strip revolves around a conversation between Dilbert and his colleagues about their genetic mutations. The conversation begins with Dilbert's request to join the group, which is met with a discussion about the genetic mutations of each member. The group consists of:

• Wolfgang, a software genius
• A man who is a monkey-man
• A man who changes his name to Wolfgang and stops shaving

The conversation highlights the absurdity of the group's genetic mutations, with each member trying to outdo the others in terms of uniqueness. The comic strip pokes fun at the idea of genetic mutations and the quirks of human behavior.

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