"If you torture the evidence enough, eventually it will confess." - Ronald Coase
Corporate executives live in a world of their own. Alex Alonso claims that "Spider-Man: One More Day" had staying power and Triple H claims that it's up to wrestlers to individually push themselves over with the audiences. That's all bullshit: Companies make who they want to make a superstar and they run with whatever stories they want to run with as long as they, personally, enjoy the concept - the latter of which, I find to be highly irresponsible and selfish in particular. Nobody ever gets to the top spot of anything in life without powerful backing; No matter how much you do yourself, you're still only one person.
Corporate executives live in a world of their own. Alex Alonso claims that "Spider-Man: One More Day" had staying power and Triple H claims that it's up to wrestlers to individually push themselves over with the audiences. That's all bullshit: Companies make who they want to make a superstar and they run with whatever stories they want to run with as long as they, personally, enjoy the concept - the latter of which, I find to be highly irresponsible and selfish in particular. Nobody ever gets to the top spot of anything in life without powerful backing; No matter how much you do yourself, you're still only one person.
Case in point: Nobody was out there begging for a "New 52" or "One More Day" or "Before Watchmen," but because those ideas were the brainchildren of those who were in power, they were upheld like a crooked bill in Congress. Here it is, nobody likes John Cena: He even gets booed as a "Face," but because those behind the scenes at WWE like him, they ridiculously and precitably continue to make him the (undeserved) World Champion.
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