hotaru29

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by hotaru29 11y ago
> I've never seen somebody hate Japan so much! I don’t hate Japan, I absolutely love it! This country paid for my PhD studies not asking anything in return. But that does not mean that there are serious societal issues and it should
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by hotaru29 11y ago
> USA companies also cover up embarassing failures, until caught our by the public. I did not say that US companies are evil. But American employees are much less cooperative with evil companies. Americans in general are much less submis
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by hotaru29 11y ago
Sorry, I brought up another topic :) In Japan there are two types of universities: national universities (such as University of Tokyo/University of Kyoto) and many private universities. For Bachelor students, getting into national univ
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by hotaru29 11y ago
> our work force just did not compare to Japan in its devout dedication to the customer and making sure that parts That is true. But a big problem with Japanese companies is the insider/outsider mentality. Japanese employees are loy
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by hotaru29 11y ago
> After 5 years in the country I can apply for permanent residence AFAIK, IANAL, you can get a permanent resident after 5 years on a preferential/highly skilled visa . This may be difficult for some people to get. See this Excel ta
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by hotaru29 12y ago
> Fake because it was not designed to work - it was designed to require essentially no new funds. Isn't this policy a federal intervention? If school funding is an issue, why not increase it at state or local level? > Known solut
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by hotaru29 12y ago
Why do you reject the person's website out of hand because you found one thing that does not agree with your worldview? The goal of science is to challenge our worldview and assumptions (whether we like it or not). A quick google schol