Re: Why you SHOULD NOT immigrate to canada!

Peter Bjørn Perlsø wrote:

I think the thing you're getting at is getting enough qualitfied workers
at all, and of course that is through education. The question is just
HOW this education is going to take place? - publically or privately. I
am all for the private solution.

I would definitely trust more public education. And even if they are
private, the funding have to be public.

Into a world where due to globalization you may need to go back to school to
get a degree into another specialization 3...5 or more times into a
lifetime and due to dynamics of the industry you may lose the job in years,
I do not think that student loans are going to be a realistic options.

Due to globalization and due to the requirement to stay on top or fall down
as a nation we need to be able to implement the continue education system
and this just can not be anymore financed by the student.


The same is valid also for globalization. It can be very good if it is
used to improve the life of domestic populations or it is going to be a
disaster if applied as we do today: firing domestic workers to move their
jobs offshore and put pressure on the others to accept lower wages.

Well the source of that debacle is clear: Too much taxation and too much
regulation domestically.

This is pure mythology. Especially when you run a trade deficit
it is braindamaged to cut taxes:

http://www.angelfire.com/planet/dragonomics/laffer_ruminations.pdf

Tax cuts are actually a strong incentive for moving higher payed jobs
offshore. That is, into the globalized XXI century old theory just no
longer apply.

Keep in mind that the economy it is a cycle. Me making cookies you making
beer (into a society who live only on beer and cookies). There is one
dollar into the economy. I give you my dollar you give me a beer, you give
me your dollar I give you a cookie. If we do this exchange once a week we
are both poor, if we do it three times a day we are rich. With the same
dollar circulating into the economy.

If there are some factors (deficit, lack of consumer confidence, lack of
investors confidence etc) which slows down the cycle then the economy will
be better off if the government increase taxes to recirculate money faster
that the private industry.

The myth that the private industry is more efficient or ..... than the
government is just a myth. There are cases when it can be there are cases
where is is not going too. And from here my proposal of flexible taxation,
where the tax rates are variable on monthly basis based on the feedback we
get from the economy and a decent computing power to solve a huge number of
differential equation modeling the economy to optimize it.


That is very interesting. I assume you're plaing with systems that are
beyond simple edge detection algorithms?

My focus now is the "world understanding". That is to create the 3D and 2.5D
representation on the environment in order to be able to decide how to
navigate from the point A to point B. So yes, they are a bit beyond edge
detection :-)

The last step in battery technology I heard about was Zinc-Air batteries
(discounting Lithium_polymer). ANything newer than that hit the
marketplace yet?

I hear that Japanese are working damn hard in polymers based batteries.
I am not extremely familiar with electrochemistry thou so I can't give you
to many details.


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