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For fields like academia it is interesting to see them impacted, but other areas don't even relate to any meaningful government financial sponsorship. I've been
by snailmailstare 2y ago
For fields like academia it is interesting to see them impacted, but other areas don't even relate to any meaningful government financial sponsorship. I've been wondering for a few decades now if we shouldn't create a rendezvous site outside of all the countries that require a visa to work. It's my understanding that some countries try to make special economic zones that fit the bill, but I'm a little sceptical these are that independent.
As an example, say I want to hire a asylum seeker who will be returned to Syria and wants to go anywhere else, is there a list of anywhere else we could agree to make a contract and done?
- duxup 2y agoI’m not sure how that relates to the article, but given your description couldn’t you hire someone to work remotely?
- snailmailstare 2y agoFor me the question is the Nash equilibriums if people with libertarian interests don't at least trust governments to be a little predicable on some topics.. Hiring someone remotely doesn't really give them a visa where ever they want to be there are I think odd ideas of bilateral agreements to whatever state owns their nationality.
- 46Bit 2y ago> I've been wondering for a few decades now if we shouldn't create a rendezvous site outside of all the countries that require a visa to work There's always Svalbard