@DomeNiner@wtc7freefal@TakedownTERFS If it weren't for AI this is a sensible position, but considering that it could take millions of jobs away, it won't be a good look if we keep hiring H2Bs.
Yes and it does take a couple of generations and when you bring the good ones. However it has happened too fast and too much. In the the last 20 years I belive there's been like 50 million foreign born/decent in the U.S. it's really hard for any population to adapt to than specially its like its a overnight assimilation. Plus obviously not all the ones that came in are the very best.
@DomeNiner@wtc7freefal@TakedownTERFS The part people don't understand it's that there's going to be winners and losers with any issue certain sectors of the economy will do good with more immigration and other sectors are going suffer, cultural issues, and demographics
@DomeNiner@wtc7freefal@TakedownTERFS Yeah they do, the kids do. Basically for every kid they give you money for "them" plus Medicare and all kinds of benefits. With Medicare the parents qualify for a emergency medical care plus a bunch of other programs through the state that aren't federal.
@KyleKulinski Technically speaking, can it not be both them. Like you can bring a bunch of them that do take the jobs and you can also bring a bunch of lazy ones that do go on welfare
@e1pq4@airkatakana Yeah, I was agreeing with you. Thats why see see different civilizations building things because their smart people did these things, but on average the European ones and east Asian ones have consistently been greater
@e1pq4@airkatakana It's a bell curve and its shifted for different population sets. You can still get geniuses from every race, country, culture, but on average it's going to be different.
@DanC1932522@catholicpat Isn't it up to 32% of young adults that identify as LGBTQ at least in the U.S. Most of them probably won't have kids. Plus people in general aren't having kids
@Sephirothia@New_GenPolitics@unusual_whales Isn't that what Elon did with Twitter? Forced everyone to come back to the office. Like i said there are jobs that you can do from home but most of the time coming to the office is better. People just get very sensitive on the issue
Yeah, but when the company has to lay off people remote workers are most likely to be let go. I've seen it happen, most of my remote co workers got let go and all the ones in the office were kept. Not to say the remote ones weren't productive but it's just easier to work with the ones in the office.
@MarvinXIP@New_GenPolitics@unusual_whales I guess it depends on what you do, but if I want to get shit done I work from home. I have coworkers that I've never met in-person.. some of the highest performers I've ever had the pleasure of working with.
@New_GenPolitics@unusual_whales "Work" productivity drops working remote. There's a couple of roles and jobs that is fine for, but nothing beats going into the office in terms of productivity