As I was sorting through all the chatter concerning the “Sony Hack” fiasco, I came across a funny comment from someone lamenting how decades from now their children and their children’s children will find a page on James Franco and Seth Rogen in their history book. Yes, that is the shelf life that their film “The Interview” will have on history.
There is a lot we can learn from this incident. One, North Korea’s leader clearly is not into hi-jinx and comedy. Maybe he’s more a “Bridges of Madison County” kind of despotic leader, but I’m guessing his thing is superheroes. As for hacking, that’s nothing new. The bar however, has clearly been raised this year.
via Patriotism & History: Lessons from Sony | Mark Weinstein.
