Google's corporate taxes harm other countries, and the taxes on employees aren't high enough to make up for that.

> Much like Boeing's Indian developers did, single sensor input is a basic design flaw in a flight control system and incorrect AOA sensor input is a pretty basic thing to test for.

Of course, the Indans weren't responsible for any of the MCAS stuff. Attempting to shift blame to Indian contractors is a standard ploy.

It learns the meaning of futility.

They could go offshore and build empires. Now they can't build empires.

That's a question of who your opponent is. If you are worried about the police, don't use the fingerprint.

Except the British in Kenya? On in India?

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.arin.net%2Fresources... perhaps?

It did happen, even if you didn't notice much impact.

"Open up your markets" applies as much to the labour market as that for any other sort of good. So yeah, it's fair.

You can work in India if you can find an employer willing to pay you the minimum wage requirements (25000 USD/yr pre-tax, perquisites not included).

Keep in mind that this sum is about right for someone with 5 to 10 years of experience, depending on domain and employer.

I would say "highly paid desk jobs".

Plus, the women from those countries who get admitted to us universities are already an elite minority. The US probably has the same percentage, but a smaller population base in college.

Combining characters (and the rest of the crap) pretty much never occur in real life.

Depends on the scripts and languages. It's fairly common in Indic scripts

Or they might even be able to integrate if the western countries would stop being racist and xenophobic.

That's very culture dependent. In Europe (and Asia), they are all Asians. In the US, Asian == mongoloid features.

http://science.slashdot.org/co... says 10000 lakes. 10000 in binary is 16 in decimal.

Or inherited it.

The problem with extreme economic inequality is that it leads to a feudal system.