Dmitry is right. The vast majority of Googlers lean somewhere between against and apathetic to the DEI nonsense that's infected the company, but no one's willin

Dmitry is right. The vast majority of Googlers lean somewhere between against and apathetic to the DEI nonsense that's infected the company, but no one's willing to be the nail that sticks out and complain about it visibly. Two anecdotes: 1. memegen had downvotes, and well-known instigators would continuously complain on plus about their shitty polarizing memes getting enormous numbers of downvotes, and get nothing but hugbox replies in the comments. The creator of memegen who was ideologically aligned ended up regretting adding downvotes at all, under the theory that people were conspiring to downvote instead of there being a silent majority of people that disagreed with the memes in question: https://www.mcmillen.dev/blog/20210721-downvotes-considered-harmful.html https://www.mcmillen.dev/blog/20210721-downvotes-considered-... 2. Someone made an anonymous survey about whether people thought the Damore memo stated facts, had sound logic, was a good idea to post, deserved firing, etc. It was taken down shortly after because people didn't like the results and the implication that the majority of people that filled it out didn't think that the post was worthy of being immediately fired, etc.