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by ausudhz 5y ago
Xenophobia has been an increasing concern in Europe in the last 10 years and nobody wants to admin it. There are "new-nazi" movement in Greece and Germany for example which of course target (not only but mostly) immigrants. I gues
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by ausudhz 5y ago
It was (and still is) lot easier if you're a scientist or a skilled worker. > whether a Russian engineer would be allowed to leave Russia Why not? I live in a country that is not US nor Russia and I know few very good Russian engine
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by ausudhz 5y ago
You also fail to mention that not everybody is driven by money. Russian engineer and scientist knew pretty well that they could get better life conditions in the US for example, yet they decided to live their life in Russia. These are perso
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Like many engineers (mechanical, nuclear, electrical etc) were doing low paid jobs in the west when the east block collapsed. I guess it's what it's, in this situations better be alive and have food on the table than struggling to
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Totally agree. Or they try to look good to the public but use agencies that do that dirty job for them
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by ausudhz 5y ago
So if you don't know why you even talk about it? Just Google online and you'd see that the average salary for a software engineer in China is pretty high and has pretty good long term career perspective (+ stock and bonuses) http
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Programmers in China are treated really well. In some place they even have free massage just to say. Many get stocks and big bonuses at the end of the year. Is one of the high paid jobs in China. But the funny thing is that you think intern
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Meanwhile banks in NYC are making their interns work for 80 hours a week and people here complaining about 996
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Good for him?
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by ausudhz 5y ago
You consider South Korea a success? They have been separated from the other half of the country for 70 years now. I wouldn't consider South Korea as an example of success. Remove the money that the US has pushed to South Korea and I&#x
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by ausudhz 5y ago
VB6 is definitely old
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by ausudhz 5y ago
I don't know what century and which country are you referring to but is well known that inequalities have been growing lately in Europe in many countries (especially the south European countries) Definitely is not as high as some count
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by ausudhz 5y ago
That's a very good salary in India. Not to mention that taxes are lower to many other European countries. I'd say they definitely earn more money than their folks in south Europe (Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece)
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Ironically that's true in many places in Asia. They pay way better than Europe with a cheaper cost of living and less taxes too. It reminds me of a friend of mine that had his ex boss establishing a company in Ukraine. Initially the de
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Unless you've enough money to make that 1% extra worth your time and investment on finding the strategy, I'd rather stick on the ETF.
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by ausudhz 5y ago
It doesn't mean anything, virgin galactic was initially developed with this in mind. Space travel for tourist is just a side effect. Space X and Blue Origin are design for space exploration
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by ausudhz 5y ago
No, that's just a side business at least for virgin. Their main focus was to make high speed flight internationally. After all Richard Branson already own an airline (Virgin) https://www.virgingalactic.com/articles&#x2F
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by ausudhz 5y ago
https://www.virgingalactic.com/articles/virgin-galactic-unve...
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Fear or loosing them all
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by ausudhz 5y ago
They idea is to have fast international flights by allowing the plane to go in the orbit for a short while and come down again. So instead of spreading 10 hours in a flight you may cut it down to 3