Last but not least: Down with the PowerPoint presentation
Switzerland has gained a new party: the Anti-Powerpoint Party has set itself the goal - as the name suggests - of reducing the number of boring PowerPoint presentations. In addition, those who want to do without PowerPoint should no longer have to justify themselves.
The Anti-Powerpoint Party, or APPP for short, sees itself as an advocate for the approximately 250 million people per month who are forced to attend boring presentations in companies, at university and in training and who have not yet found any political representation. The cause of the problem is said to be the use of presentation software such as PowerPoint. It is a deplorable state of affairs that superiors prescribe the use of Powerpoint to their employees and that teachers oblige students to use Powerpoint, the statement says. It is not PowerPoint that is to be abolished, but only the PowerPoint requirement.
If you want to get politically involved against PowerPoint, you can find here more information.
The arguments from the mouth of Mr. Pöhm, President APPP:
