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What would that look like? I imagine most Europeans don’t want to recreate the United Stated and its personality in their countries, for example. And many coun
by t-writescode 1y ago
What would that look like? I imagine most Europeans don’t want to recreate the United Stated and its personality in their countries, for example.
And many countries already have relatively easy visa processes for skilled workers, which would be what these scientists, developers, etc are.
- davidw 1y agoImporting a bunch of scientists wouldn't 'recreate the US'. A decent number of the scientists are probably not originally from the US anyway. It'd involve spending money to sponsor research and clear a path for people to come over. Make it really easy.
- Asraelite 1y agoFast-tracked citizenship.
- t-writescode 1y agoWhat does citizenship actually buy you? If you're bringing these US Citizens into your country to get their skills, you want them working in jobs where they'll use their skills; or, you want them creating a startup where they can use those skills. Requiring a job or getting an approved startup idea are both viable routes in the vast majority of countries in the EU, to my knowledge. And, if memory serves, most people can get citizenship in those aforementioned countries in 5-6 years if they play correctly; and, many countries allow the US equivalent of a green card in a couple. It's already pretty easy to move to Europe for knowledge workers.
- davidw 1y agoYeah I don't think actual citizenship is in the 'critical path'. You just need to make it really easy for people to move over and not be in a precarious legal situation.
- ironmagma 1y agoThe brains are not the problem in this scenario.