Bio: Perry Metzger

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Those of you like me who've been doing this internet stuff since well before Tim Berners-Lee had a couple of CERN underlings cobble together the rudimentary underpinnings of the Web will likely have heard of Perry Metzger, an old friend of mine who, at least at one time, was considered one of the most prolific writers on Usenet.

There were some, in fact, who were convinced that "Perry" was actually an AI, since no mere human could post such volume. It wasn't until I met him myself in person, about a decade ago, that I was entirely convinced otherwise. He's human, at least for the time being.

Perry is now Strategic Advisor for Wasabi Systems, "The NetBSD Company". He has agreed to contribute to Survival Arts from time to time, and has provided the following very brief bio. Welcome, my old friend. - Editor

Perry E. Metzger is a known troublemaker. A socialist by education, he accidently discovered libertarianism in spite of the best efforts of his elders. Although his opposition to both death and taxes is by now an uninteresting cliche, he still remembers when it was radical and new.

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perry seems to be an unperson at wasabi these days.
Indiana does not contend that requiring disclosure by
plaintiffs Carol Antun, Perry Metzger, and Bruce Martin—
who want to use their own resources to speak on behalf of
candidates of the Libertarian Party (and oppose incumbents,
for libertarians do not occupy any major office in Indi-
ana)—is essential to avert a material risk of underground
favor-trading or bribery. Judge Easterbrook, majors v abell.

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