Interesting to see the outrage and hostility provoked by this story about an underemployed civil servant in Germany.
Over here, it's a way of life for many. And though that article looks pretty tabloid, the phenomenon certainly isn't entirely made up - there is even a wikipedia page about it.
Any similarity to the 50% of team leaders at RIGC who have between themselves not managed to publish a single paper of relevance to climate change over the past 5 years is of course entirely coincidental.
Must get on, things to do...
Over here, it's a way of life for many. And though that article looks pretty tabloid, the phenomenon certainly isn't entirely made up - there is even a wikipedia page about it.
Any similarity to the 50% of team leaders at RIGC who have between themselves not managed to publish a single paper of relevance to climate change over the past 5 years is of course entirely coincidental.
Must get on, things to do...
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"House neat and (neat person does not), because workers neat but are not, that most workers have not worked because there is no work in-house".
If I contemplate that for long enough, will I be enlightened?
hostility at the Telegraph. That's Delingpole turf
Google does a neat job of translating - or should that be NEET? :-)
(not that it makes much more sense even with that substitution - but that's Japanese for you...)
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