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> no jobs are expatriated Yes, but good luck convincing politicians and voters that one person doing paid work != another person whose job is now gone. As if t
by kijin 15y ago
> no jobs are expatriated
Yes, but good luck convincing politicians and voters that one person doing paid work != another person whose job is now gone. As if the number of jobs was a zero-sum game.
- fijal 15y agoI think you missed the point. The job will be performed whether the person is on the soil or not. It's next to completely irrelevant whether you accept someone or not - he'll do the job anyway with modern IT infrastructure. That's obviously blatantly false, because we're still connecting to other people in real life, however it's a point where we're increasingly heading.