Glass doesn't rot, doesn't rust...

I'm German and don't think this is that wrong. This isn't just an opinion or an insult. It's a denial of a pretty big fact and as important for some people a a thing can be,

Not good. Even if it works, while the number of the offenders may fall, but those remaining will radicalize. Although in the first place I wonder how they're gonna enforce this.

Splitting Google along ideological lines? Progressive Google vs. Conservative Google? Quotas for ideologies? (The latter was pretty bad in public German TV. With politicians getting angry because the other side had one second more of screentime. Nobody ever seemed to consider that many people might get fed up with politics in general.)

You have to pay quite some money to read journals, but you have to pay for publishing in them as well. It is as if science was a crime, and you get fined for doing it.

I absolutely agree with this.

Obviously this didn't matter. Some countries like the UK have different laws.

And yes, often it is like an adventure too.

It doesn't even have to be an open office - those rooms with glass doors may look nice, but it's a PITA whenever a secretary in high heels walks by. Managers shouldn't be astonished that there are Dilbert cartoons.

If we seriously wanted to make this "fact-checking plug-in", and it does more than counting votes of random internet users, it'd be the biggest plug-in by far. Ever.

As long as you have facts to check like "2 + 2 = 4", it'd work. Although that alone would blow your browser up to the size of Wolfram Alpha's software.

Programmers are like cats. Good luck unionizing us.

molarmass recommends to "file a WH-4 with the Department of Labor".

"Submissive"? Seems the managers think an employee who says something doesn't work for technical reasons just has to be "difficult".