I don't want to sound like I'm against democracy, but can't anyone here see it from the other perspective? You could argue that way too many companies are messing up the working government system in China and that it's awful that they appease the US's expectations of democracy so much. If I were the Chinese government, I'd have the same complaints about these companies, but going in the other direction.
I tried out a wireless internet connection on a Lufthansa flight a year ago. Has the FCC been preventing this in America?
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"No offense to university people, but universities are horribly inefficient places for real world type of work."
and now a quote from the article:
"Wei Lu, Jean-Marie Andrieu, and colleagues at the University of Paris in France and Pernambuco Federal University in Recife, Brazil, tested the vaccine..."
Looks to me like this is an example of a university project.
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I don't want to sound like I'm against democracy, but can't anyone here see it from the other perspective? You could argue that way too many companies are messing up the working government system in China and that it's awful that they appease the US's expectations of democracy so much. If I were the Chinese government, I'd have the same complaints about these companies, but going in the other direction.
This eliminates some of the TCO of this line of work.
I believe if Apple really wanted to do something, they should compensate every person who did good work for them. That would be fair.
No, that would be employment.
What's unfair about employment? (I suppose there's a valid Marxist answer to this, but I'm guessing that's not what you were thinking.)My point isn't to try and start a flame war...
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I tried out a wireless internet connection on a Lufthansa flight a year ago. Has the FCC been preventing this in America?
"No offense to university people, but universities are horribly inefficient places for real world type of work." and now a quote from the article: "Wei Lu, Jean-Marie Andrieu, and colleagues at the University of Paris in France and Pernambuco Federal University in Recife, Brazil, tested the vaccine..." Looks to me like this is an example of a university project.