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Reminder to all women interested in computer science but intimidated by its predominantly male workforce: Your gender PIONEERED programming, don’t let anybody tell you it’s a field for men.
Try it out. See if your mind works that way. If you love technology, I don’t understand why you’re not coding
Brina Lee, software engineer at instagram.
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https://github.com/phillipdavidstearns/aYearInCode/tree/master/neworkStudy
Source: devhumor.com
Life is hard for women in tech — but a new documentary may have the solution
Female programmers are sorely underrepresented in tech. Women are afraid to speak up about the discrimination they see because they worry about their jobs. Even CEOs of giant media companies who do speak up, like current Reddit CEO Ellen Pao, see their complaints minimized. It’s a cancerous problem affecting one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. Luckily, there are women fighting back.
Bangladeshi commuters cross the Buriganga River on a floating boat bridge in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010. Since the growth of water hyacinth has hampered the movement of boats on the river a group of boatmen have taken 34 dinghies and connected them together to create the floating bridge. (Source)
Approximately 1,200 miles off the southeast coast of Africa lies an island nation known as Mauritius that gives off the illusion of an underwater waterfall at the southwestern tip of the island. The visually deceiving impression, created in the water due to the runoff of sand and silt deposits, is especially effective and breathtaking in aerial shots. In fact, the illusion can even be seen on Google Maps.
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Cyrus Sutton has spent the past several months working on his film, exposing the lives of people effected directly by Monsanto and other chemical/GMO companies who are threatening our right to organic and natural foods. The Hawaiian Islands have been the testing grounds for harshly sprayed guinea pig crops, which have taken over thousands of acres of the islands and the chemical runoff has tainted local water and killed reefs. So thankful people like Cyrus and local organic farmers are doing what they can to bring light to the situation and ultimately regain the rights of food production to the people. Please spread the word and donate anything you can to his Kickstarter which will help fund the production of a full length documentary - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cyrussutton/island-earth-documentary
People who say GMO helps fix world hunger are wrong.
Genetically Modified Crops are restricted to a select handful of countries.
GMO crops are used primarily for animal feed and fuel
- US: over 50% GMO - Brazil & Argentina: 30% GMO - China: 3% GMO - India: 3% GMO - EU: 0.21% GMO
Most developing/poverty stricken countries have no access to GMO foods due to patents made by companies such as Monsanto and Syngenta The people who hold patents hold the right to say “Who plants what, and who sells what around the world”
Generally GMO foods/seeds are not engineered for sustainability and yield. However pesticide resistance does help with the aforementioned, it is not intended for that
"Genetic engineering causes centralization of food genes instead of diversification" - Agriculture at Crossroads 2008
This means that our food isn’t diverse genetically, causing prices to rise and monopolies to continue their hungry rule on seeds
"Evidence is emerging of herbicidal and insecticidal resistance in crop weeds and pests associated with GMO crops" - Agriculture at Crossroads and World bank 2008
"Glyphosate (a very powerful and common pesticide) tolerance in corn, soy and rice have increased herbicide use by 383 million pounds in the USA alone" - Union of Concerned Scientists Report November 2009
Several States for example Georgia have had to abandon pieces of land due to Glyphosate resistant plants!
This means that because the land is so resistant to pesticides, it has an uncontrollable amount of weeds!
Summary: GMO in its /current/ state is only hurting us, I have yet to find to research proving its harmful to consuming GMO food, however the same goes for the opposite. I’m staying away from GMO all together mostly in protest of these monopolies.
#Vaccines #Pharmaceuticals #Chemtrails #GMO #Geoengineering #Fluoride #ForeignPolicy #Genocide #Distractionism #Corporatocracy #Plutocracy
When we face pain in relationships our first response is often to sever bonds rather than to maintain commitment.
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