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From: cda@ucbopal.BERKELEY.EDU (Charlotte Allen)
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Subject: Re: Does a company have any right to peer into your off-hours activities?
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Date: Mon, 10-Mar-86 19:00:09 EST
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Keywords: 1984, Big Brother, Central Services

>>Now what about *other* things that cause "deterioration of health
>>and mental capacity"? 
>>
>carrying this to a logical extreme, if you had a job that required you
>to think, e.g. computer programmer, professor(well, *some* professors :-),
>you could be fired for watching prime time TV.
>
I propose all programmers be forced to take lie detector tests and fired
immediately for terminal stupidity if they admit to watching "Miami Vice"
more than once...
charlotte allen