The rumors I've heard is that that don't, however. All contribute to life at Alcor being, from what I've heard, very hectic, especially recently. I'm a firm believer in Murphy's ability to screw things up at the worst possible moment. Keith seems to feel that we won't be doing five suspensions in a month on a regular basis. I work in a fast paced, bureaucratic business.
Crises happen on a regular basis.
They effect even those who are not immediately involved unless the organization is big enough to shield those on the outskirts of the decisions and needed responses. My hunch is that Alcor is not big enough for that to happen, both in terms of actual workspace and in emotional terms. When I read the lists of those involved in suspensions, most of Alcor's staff, who have other, what appear to me, to be full time duties, are listed as on the team. This crisis mentality, in my experience, makes it hard to go about the routine day to day stuff. It concerns me that each staff member seems, by necessity, to wear several hats.