Is it bad if I become a guru?

I'm so sorry everyone. This is all my fault. It was a failed experiment.

I didn't mean to create this monstrosity.
I'm so tempted to change the title to something like, "Hi, I'm gman777 and I fell and bumped my head real hard today!"
I don't think it is creative enough... perhaps @Zwielicht would be the one to make any adjustments.
"Here in my garage, just bumped my head here"
 
I'm so sorry everyone. This is all my fault. It was a failed experiment.

I didn't mean to create this monstrosity.

It's my fault too Z. And trust me, I do not feel good about it. In fact, I regret it and I wish I could take it back.

Lesson learned.
 
Chances are that I'll still be the same lame pathetic bitch even when I'm earning big.
 
I don't feel penitent, but I owe the community an apology for this. It was my idea, after all.

On the bright side, this just demonstrated that my thesis was indeed a valid one.

So the title of the thread should read, "I did not bump my head today; this is just a social experiment!"?
 
I don't feel penitent, but I owe the community an apology for this. It was my idea, after all.

On the bright side, this just demonstrated that my thesis was indeed a valid one.

Well to be fair, you and I are on two completely different wavelengths. :p

So are you actually going to write up a thesis about this or what?
 
Without going into how much I hate the term, but what qualifies you to be a "guru"? What value do you have to offer besides proclaiming yourself to be a guru like the thousands of other clueless wannabes out there?
 
Why do you think it's "Morally wrong"? You have to understand that this actually works. People get motivated watching/meeting such people with better lifestyle.
 
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