It's all true, i live in Carleton residence and the food is barely edible. Cant wait to move out
On a more positive note, yes, the labs that we have here are some of the most advanced in north america. As a software engineering student this is a real advantage
Many, if not most of the leading researchers in the past century in the US have been foreigners, many of whom started out as students. The government has allowed even former nazis to be at the head of some of the most amazing development, like Von Braun, the man responsible for getting us to the moon. It's not even a question of whether we should let foreign students have access to this technology, because without them the technological development would be halved.
What if there had been bias on the test in favour of on or another far left, or worse, far right political party? It is surprising that there is so much trust and popularity in a simple web-based system in the first place. However one must doubt that anyone in their right mind would make an important political decision based on this alone. Say that hypothetically, the management of the system fell into the hands of a neo-nazi sympatizer? Would the Dutch (as...unorthodox shall we say, as they are) really have elected a greater proportion of Nazis to parliament?
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It's all true, i live in Carleton residence and the food is barely edible. Cant wait to move out On a more positive note, yes, the labs that we have here are some of the most advanced in north america. As a software engineering student this is a real advantage
Many, if not most of the leading researchers in the past century in the US have been foreigners, many of whom started out as students. The government has allowed even former nazis to be at the head of some of the most amazing development, like Von Braun, the man responsible for getting us to the moon. It's not even a question of whether we should let foreign students have access to this technology, because without them the technological development would be halved.
What if there had been bias on the test in favour of on or another far left, or worse, far right political party? It is surprising that there is so much trust and popularity in a simple web-based system in the first place. However one must doubt that anyone in their right mind would make an important political decision based on this alone. Say that hypothetically, the management of the system fell into the hands of a neo-nazi sympatizer? Would the Dutch (as...unorthodox shall we say, as they are) really have elected a greater proportion of Nazis to parliament?