haleem123

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   by haleem123 1y ago

   Seems like a chapter out of the recent Sarah Wynn-Williams book Careless People: A Cautionary Tale of Power, Greed, and Lost Idealism Hardcover https://www.amazon.com/Careless-People-Cautionary-Power-Idea...
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   by haleem123 1y ago

   You note "the beaten path is saturated" - how do you reconcile that with two facts: 1. Fact 1: There is unusually high unemployment rate for new STEM graduates, including those with advanced degrees like MS and PhDs 2. Fact 2: Our
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   by haleem123 1y ago

   >> 70's Boeing used to do things like hire up people with no immediate experience, teach them C for three months, and then hire them into roles as programmers In the 70's we didnt have NAFTA, so you couldnt just send the job
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   by haleem123 1y ago

   >> I was always curious, why would anyone believe that hard work leads to economic gains in the first place? Because I saw it work my my immigrant grandparents and parents. It doesnt work anymore
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   by haleem123 1y ago

   >> The richest people in the world are telling everyone to get onboard with technology that is determined to make a lot of those same people's jobs redundant. The richest people I know are trying to convince everyone 1. There is