Thank you, timothy. Now can you just jump in it?
I am, gasp, a female software engineer. I work at a defense contractor,
Good. And this rules out the notion of 'socially meaningful' work as a prerequisite. There are plenty of women willing to drop bombs on people (just being facetious here
The hostile environment is sometimes present in subtle ways,
The hostile environment has been growing as a reaction to increasing numbers of women in the workplace. As far as I can tell, this 'environment' is manufactured outrage produced by a few social and religious conservatives who are wailing about their loss of control of the 'culture' in this nation.
My solution: Identify the troublemakers and escort them to the door. One thing that threatens almost any companies survival is upper management's loss of control of the company culture. And having employees that actively work against it (or even side track a portion of the organization's resources pursuing their own agendas) is counter productive.
Like you won't be asked to provide valid ID to rent/borrow a car. And that a condition of running such a service won't be to hand over records to the local authorities. And if there is an issue of abuse (anything from vandalism to car services being held liable for the presence/absence of occupants) internal cameras will become a condition of rental.
My precious little one can't be seen in a school bus! Think of the embarrassement and damage to the child's self esteem if it is not dropped at school in the obligatory Range Rover. They even dark tint school bus windows now so passers-by can't recognize and/or taunt the poor kids degraded by having to ride in the big yellow bus.
But what I want is for all of those cars full of passengers to get ticketed for using the single occupant lanes!
There are quite a few technologies being proposed to solve the energy storage for renewable sources problem. What needs to be addressed is: Who pays for it?
"Our antiquated grid" does just fine when we schedule power from producers with a commitment to produce or provide 'spinning reserve' in the event that they can't. That has been a part of the economic decision making process for decades that selected one source over another. But now, the renewables community is angling to push this part of the responsibility onto other entities. "You need batteries. We'll just sit here and generate when we feel like it."
Mandatory unpaid overtime is often just a scam to get more work done for less money. Once overtime has to be paid for, it's amazing how well management can suddenly plan a project to get it done within the 40 hours per week allotted.
Yeah, emergencies come up. But if they are so much a part of the company culture that management has to put a 'mandatory unpaid overtime' clause in the company policy, it was planned in advance.
which slows people down and makes them more docile, and a docile populace is what governments want, because they rock the boat less.
The function of which has largely been taken over by chemtrails.
I'm pretty sure that Shinto has nothing to do with it,
I think the Chinese might beg to differ with you.
Stop drinking my motor vehicle fuel!
if only we could identify the common cause here.
Religion.
the White House wifi password
'admin'.
God doesn't play dice. -- Albert Einstein
