Tag: ontology

I was in a discussion today where people who worked for a retail business were discussing risks in their workplace.  One refrain was employees didn’t feel supported by their employer, but also felt pressure to continue to come to work despite feeling unsafe because their work was considered to be “essential” because the business supplied… Continue reading Essential Workers – Ontology Part 5

There’s been a small bunch of darkening bananas sitting on the counter for a week because my partner wanted to make banana bread.  Convinced that it had become a passing fancy, I put them in the freezer to keep them from going moldy. Of course, I should have predicted this would prompt the need for… Continue reading That Squirrel is HUGE – Ontology Part 4