> I read sensitive as an euphemism of "please don't let anyone know how much you make or the benefits you don't have". Well, the author went and asked them, w

> I read sensitive as an euphemism of "please don't let anyone know how much you make or the benefits you don't have". Well, the author went and asked them, where are his answers? He carefully worded their isolation a social arrangement. On what grounds? Everything he reported simply pointed to the fact that these ScanOps workers are carefully prevented to mingle, they start at 4am, finish at 2:15pm. If you ask them questions they call a supervisor. They have yellow badges that restrict their access. Yes, maybe the official position is that the work is classified because there is sensitive material. At least it is an official position. You don't refute it with speculations, you need to bring some data.