Woman Dies In Cubicle And Nobody Notices

[JGeropoulas]

When acres of corporate cubicles began sprouting up, I always viewed them as another step towards dehumanizing and disconnecting everyone (a process begun by television, and almost completed now thanks to iPods and cell-phones plugged into everyone's ears) about the time "personnel" became "human resources"--industrialized cogs in the elites' money-driven machine..."she was always working, working, working..."

Woman Dies in Her Cubicle — But Nobody Notices Until the Next Day

_http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/02/17/woman-dies-in-her-cubicle-%E2%80%94-but-nobody-notices-until-the-next-day/?iid=obinsite#ixzz1tAwpBHsU

Rebecca Wells, a 51-year-old woman who died in her cubicle Friday in Los Angeles County. Though she died on Friday, she was unnoticed at her desk in the Department of Internal Services until Saturday. The county coroner is yet to determine the cause of death.

When she passed away, Wells, who worked in risk management, was performing an audit. Despite not noticing the deceased, one of her coworkers remembered, “She was always working, always working.”

 

[loreta]

This is very sad, this world that is coming, for us, for our children, for the humanity. A soulless world, nobody looking nobody. A world full of blind people.

 

[bngenoh]

Sign of our times indeed,

Since the mass of humanity are still quite deep in slumber, it seems the Universe will have to step in and present them with the choice of whether to go on sleeping or to awake, of course in it's own time.

 

[SeekinTruth]

Sign of our times indeed,

Since the mass of humanity are still quite deep in slumber, it seems the Universe will have to step in and present them with the choice of whether to go on sleeping or to awake, of course in it's own time.

Yup. Though the choice was always there, it will be harder to miss?