It is fun to point out the ignorance of the orange man, but on UV he is kind of right. Use of UV light to treat bacterial and viral infections has been a thing since 1928. Until there were effective antibiotics, it was one of the procedures used to fight infections. Recent published studies have shown that UV treatment of blood can reduce the viral load of Hep C patients. Now the bad news, there are many quacks also pushing non FDA UV treatments

A bit of googles reveals that UV therapies have been around for over a century. There are studies that showed the method can be effective in reducing a patient's viral load. Color me surprised

Letâ(TM)s say we stop publicizing these acts of poor judgement. These twits do these things for the notoriety. Stop publishing their exploits and maybe they will stop.

Agree on the bullshit part, but admin rights for all would be a disaster. Think of your least, tech capable relative (my brother), and how often they hose up their computers (weekly). Maybe the way for corporation to go is to require you to take a quiz to earn admin rights. You could also be required to agree to a list of things you can and can't do.

All corporations practice tax avoidance. Google is no better or worst than the rest of fortune 100. Remember the purpose of a business is to make money.

Physical size has nothing to do with orbital lifetimes. Things with big ballistic coefficients (~mass/frontal area) stay up longer than items with low ballistic coefficients. A marble will stay up longer than say a solar panel flying broad side to the wind. Also things in higher orbits are less affected than those in lower orbits

IT will be around in Fortune 500 companies for a very long time. For starters, management doesn't trust employees to be tech savvy, also there is some good reasons for corporate IT standards.

Your own words betray you. How would one measure an intangible?