Surveillance stress
mercredi 15 juillet 2015 à 14:00Many US workers are surveilled so much in their work that the stress is making their lives hell.
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Many US workers are surveilled so much in their work that the stress is making their lives hell.
Monroe Bird was shot and paralyzed for no reason by a security guard, but what killed him was the lousy US medical system.
The UK increase in minimum wage (which falls short of a "living wage") is far too small to compensate for the welfare cuts.
In addition, only a fraction of those hurt by the welfare cuts will see a rise in wages.
Taxing renewable energy like nonrenewable is "saving green pennies, but spending nuclear pounds."
The Soviet Union built and tested a semi-automatic "doomsday machine" system for automatic launch of a retaliatory missile strike.
The Perimetr system was a response to the US's deployment of missiles that threatened first-strike destruction of Soviet missiles. Deploying those missiles was a far more aggressive and foolhardy act.
We now know that the doomsday machine was inherent in those missiles: even without a Soviet retaliation, they would have triggered a nuclear winter that would have destroyed civilization (and maybe humanity too).