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I don't understand why so much weight is given to the difference between US and non-US nationals. And in my experience, it's pretty common to see the US assign
by jdiez17 13y ago
I don't understand why so much weight is given to the difference between US and non-US nationals. And in my experience, it's pretty common to see the US assign a pretty high amount of trust by default to US citizens.
For example, a few months ago I visited a friend there, and I got to tour the SpaceX factory. Since I'm foreign, he had to jump through some hoops and there were parts of it the factory that were off-bounds for me.
I know there are very tight controls on space-related industries and I can understand the no-pictures policy, but I don't know why it makes such a big difference whether I was born elsewhere.
- kefka 13y agoBecause you are a foreigner. My government has done horrible things to many people in many countries. They are afraid of blowback. In all honesty, if you are an intellectual, go elsewhere than the US. We're slowly turning technological backwater because we do not cater to smart people who were born in (gasp) other countries. As for me, I'm stuck here, due to family ties and money. I wish you the best, wherever you go.