[ale] OT: This is sure to set y'all's hair on fire..

[tfreeman at intel.digichem.net]

Gee. From the sounds of it, Computer Science people get treated just like, 
or very similarly to, many of the other technical people (many engineers, 
chemists, physicists(sp?), and such). After spending four plus years 
getting oriented, and mucho dinero also - all the real decisions will be 
made on the basis of what somebody else read in a paper six months to two 
years ago. If you are the sole representative of your profession in the 
org - odds are good that management will spend 60 seconds getting the 
wrong tools for your job (you are to blame when they don't work right), 
but will spend 12 hours working on the color scheme for their corporate 
cars.

sorry - just got back from being cornered by an old man who wanted to tell 
me _all_ of the things us youngsters have done wrong with his country. I'm 
feeling a bit better now...

On 3 Dec 2003, Charles Shapiro wrote:

> 
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> http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/philg/2003/12/01
> 
> I ain't gonna get into any discussion about good or bad. It's just...
> interesting.
> 
> --- CHS
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