A screenshot of the video was shared by a Twitter user, named
Sturgeon's Law, which was captioned, "Lol damn Mr.
"Anything I don't want to do." And he added: "This is a category that expands, the older I get!" Brooker then paraphrased
Sturgeon's Law ("Ninety per cent of everything is c**p").
Since
Sturgeon's Law ("90% of everything is garbage") applies to independent video games as solidly as any other entertainment media, 250 Indie Games You Must Play is an enthusiastically welcome guide to finding inexpensive and creative games that are well worth one's time.
Unfortunately, Davidson fails to mention that
Sturgeon's law may well also apply to the recruitment agencies themselves.
Miller quotes author Theodore
Sturgeon's law: "He said, 'Ninety percent of everything is crud.' You'll find that applies to everything that comes down the pipeline."
Apply
Sturgeon's Law in the original and more charitable reading: 90% of everything is crud.
When talking about the Internet as a resource, I'm reminded of Theodore
Sturgeon's Law: "Ninety percent of everything is crud." It's usually quoted out of context, so we'll put it in context here.
Sturgeon's Law, which holds that 90 percent of everything is crap, is especially true in Hollywood.
But Rosenzweig's answer might be called the
Sturgeon's Law defense, in honor of the maxim--credited to the late writer Theodore Sturgeon-that "90 percent of anything is crap." In other words, since we can't figure out in advance who will have the bright ideas, we'd better fund everybody.
