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The connection between energy and matter is a fascinating subject to explore. While it generally sounds like the stuff of science fiction, I have uncovered the secret to how it applies to our own special universe of law firms.
My inquiry began by going to the source. While conducting painstaking research into previously unknown aspects of Albert Einstein's past, I was astonished to learn that he had been commissioned by a consortium of law firms to come up with a system for generating revenue. Their reasoning for hiring Einstein? Since the physical laws of nature and business do not apply to law firms, they needed an explanation that would work for them.
We all know about his Special Theory of Relativity, E = mc2. Little, however, is known about the ground-breaking corollary to this law, known as the 'Really Special Theory of Business Development,' which is represented as M = ec2, wherein:
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