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>would they be similarly concerned if the foundation's lawyer or the person who manages the office facilities didn't use GTK+ very much? If they also offered,
by lannisterstark 3y ago
>would they be similarly concerned if the foundation's lawyer or the person who manages the office facilities didn't use GTK+ very much?
If they also offered, 'group shamanic energy clearing,' and sold 'spiritual herbs' on venmo? Yes. An organization hiring pseudo-scientists like this obviously gives credence to such people and I find the idea icky.
- rsynnott 3y agoEh, it wouldn't bother me that much, or at least no more than any other religion. Actually less than some; this sort of Neo-Pagan stuff is usually pretty benign (where leadership being religious becomes a problem is usually where their religion is heavily into messing with other peoples' lifestyles; that's when you get attempts to exclude birth control from health insurance and similar).