[nonamegiven]

I'm always leery when the process gets more attention than the work. If your process has a name it's in great danger of getting too much attention.

[myke_cameron]

I generally agree, but I'm pretty sure this is supposed to be a parody...if not then this is truly absurd.

[nonamegiven]

I think even parody is too much attention in this case.

People are going to rearrange processes, to produce the same things, for infinite generations to come. Probably best if you focus on what's getting produced, not who has the tomato, because the process is going to be something else in five or 25 years but you're still going to have to produce.

Users don't care what happened to the tomato.

[dasil003]

It's definitely a parody, but it's disturbing how many seeds of truth are in there.

[tablet]

I think every good parody has some truth.