Whatever our criticisms of Google, it's part of our internet culture in sometimes weird and wonderful ways. This seems kind of like a little happy dance for the world after so much hand wringing and legitimate worry.
Google showing animated ships when searching “ever given”
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#53Whatever our criticisms of Google, it's part of our internet culture in sometimes weird and wonderful ways. This seems kind of like a little happy dance for the world after so much hand wringing and legitimate worry.
I feel the same way when I see Northrop Gruman, Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, JPMorganChase and Goldman Sachs celebrating Pride Month!
Re: Google showing animated ships when searching “ever given”
#54Whatever our criticisms of Google, it's part of our internet culture in sometimes weird and wonderful ways. This seems kind of like a little happy dance for the world after so much hand wringing and legitimate worry.
I feel the same way when I see Northrop Gruman, Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, JPMorganChase and Goldman Sachs celebrating Pride Month!
I'll tell you a secret, in big corporations, gay people are many, don't hide and are sometimes in power. They celebrate pride months because they care, they're the bosses :D
And it's perfectly fine :D Sexual minorities are often oppressed by traditionalists and uneducated people, and a coke addict stock trader is quite the opposite of that.
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I'll be the cynical one this time and say that I'd rather carefully calculated PR stunts didnt have an affect of making corporations seem more fun and human. Sociopaths wear all kinds of convincing masks
As a google employee I’m glad the culture of doing fun things perseveres from the early days, despite our massive growth.
Next time google goes down should Microsoft make fun of them? That’s what google did here.
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#56Earlier quoted context omitted.
As a google employee I’m glad the culture of doing fun things perseveres from the early days, despite our massive growth.
I think this is childish for a company of googles size. Next time google goes down should Microsoft make fun of them? That’s what google did here.