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That would be Scott Adams.[1]

Some interesting trivia:

* He used to work at Pacific Bell, and worked closely with telecom engineers, where he first got his ideas. * He first published Dilbert in 1989, while still employed at Pacific Bell. * He has dyslexia and focal dystonia (commonly knows as "writer's cramp"), he also has spasmodic dysphonia, which affects his speech. * He is a trained hypnotist.

* He is a vegetarian. * In 1997, posing as a management consultant, and wearing a disguise, Adams worked with senior leadership at Logitech to create an incomprehensible mission statement.

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