This article is a joke. The New York Times is a joke.

He actually says exactly that.

Read Chomsky and weep.

I'll read Chomsky's work as a linguist. As for his economic and political writings, I'm going to pretend that they don't exist until he pulls his head out of his ass and stops excusing genocide.

Does anyone think that this culture of extreme competitiveness and "working hard" benefits employers before it reaches the employees?

Surely, the question should be whether anyone thinks whether the reverse is the case: Do anyone actually think employees benefit from working themselves (to death..) before employers?

My point exactly.

It never reaches the employees.

That's the trick.

Well why don't they store Russian data on Russian servers? Why is the law "unenforceable"?

i guess they don't trust Russians since then Russian gov would have easy access to those days

Ever heard of The Patriot Act?

Basically when your employees stop doing what they're supposed to do. Got it, thanks. How/why did this article start so high on the rank list?

"Disappearing photos" is a silly concept. Why would anyone buy shares in that?