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Infrastructure,? Who said something about infrastructure. You mean the national infrastructure. Oh!.....Well when it goes down or otherwise fails, we simply all must prepare to be on welfare. I would assume,......But those first three letters are the concern,......aren't they?

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You know? Sometimes I think it'll take more than words to make anything better when it comes to the mess that we put-up with. Maybe it comes down to emulating the occupationeers, for the powers and their hands to take notice for more than a week or two.

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Has it come time yet to be concerned about the attitude of our co-workers? It's been a long time known that when it comes down to it, it's a dog-eat-dog world. Especially when the economy is on the stalls. Seems we each had better keep our noses clean,(remember that from the old days?) because too many slips will result in something to say from those who may not appreciate your presence. Envy and the chance are two of the things that will make one family poor and yet make another family better-off. One of the cruel realities of Capitalist economics. I would imagine that this would go the same in otherwise Governmental structures. The human element. This is the element that is surely able to annihilate itself, while other genotypes continued on.

From time to time, we DO concern ourselves with our livelyhood, which is good. But when will our employers tell us what must be told to them, but has not yet been said. When will it be time to move on the awareness of geological concerns. Especially in this case, the element of surpise is our worst enemy. To the bosses, tell the GEO teams to break it to us mellow. Then we can all run like horses!

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Is it  because jobs now are becoming scarce or that we've figured out a way not to do them well enough? From my own experiences since 1997 or so, the work ethic has changed just a bit from a time before. Seems there's to have been a mild revolt against GOOD WORK in America! I have a good idea of what caused this phenomenon, yet I'll choose for now not to be TOO emphatic. Good work is what the employers need to be able to sell a good product, provided they pay a good wage of course. But I am one to try to do a good job, spite the trends that emerge in some ways of the opposite. The reason being is that we might be able to use the skills and relativity to perform other tasks, maybe for a better paying position. Makes sense to me, I don't know about you!