[Info-vax] The Gender Fluid IT Crisis

[David Froble]

Dirk Munk wrote:
> Richard Maher wrote:
>> On 30-Jul-17 10:55 AM, IanD wrote:
>>> On Sunday, July 30, 2017 at 8:03:28 AM UTC+10, Richard Maher wrote:
>>>> On 30-Jul-17 4:25 AM, seasoned_geek wrote:
>>>>> Not so much pitching my blog as pointing out the current IT
>>>>> crisis which is bigger than Y2K ever was. Used to be quite a few
>>>>> IT management types here.
>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.logikalsolutions.com/wordpress/information-technology/the-gender-fluid-it-crisis/ 
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>> Unlike Y2K this crisis will happen over and over again with each and 
>> every state.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Just call it "Chromosome designation" instead of "Gender" and the 
>>>> problems solved.
>>>>
>>>> Personally, I'd like the banks to concentrate on my Credit Rating 
>>>> fluidity as I'm feeling much more worthy today.
>>>
>>> I like this one
>>>
>>> But, does this mean a genetic test to verify one's identity
>>>
>>> I guess once you are registered from birth on the blockchain and your
>>> birth sex recorded then it will not matter
>>>
>>> Is it Estonia that's going to use a blockchain to record it's
>>> citizens?
>>>
>>> Facial recognition is also going to be a thing of the past in time
>>> which complete face changes moving ever closer to the rhealm of
>>> reality
>>>
>>> Gartner believes Digital Twin is an up and coming trend too. Will the
>>> real me/you please stand up
>>>
>>> Lets not go down the rabbit hole of Cusip numbers and strawman
>>> conspiracy lol
>>>
>>
>> What cracked me up was the typical Leftie Transport For London replacing
>> "Ladies & Gentlemen" with a purportedly less offensive and more 
>> inclusive "Hello all". (Yes, people do get paid for coming up with 
>> this shit apparently, even with TfL's safety record)
>>
>> If so many Norf and East London low-life never complained about being 
>> incorrectly labeled Ladies & Gentlemen for over 100 years why are 
>> people complaining now? And how many? Look at the entire population of 
>> Barking for fuck sake!
> 
> The Dutch rail roads used to start their announcements with "ladies and 
> gentlemen", they have now switched to "travellers" . We just have to 
> find new ways to address people, I don't mind.

WHY?

I don't really care, but, what's wrong with what has worked for a long time?