Re:Behind Pfizer's vaccine, an understated husband-and-wife ...
by mschuster91 on Tuesday November 10, 2020 @06:28AM
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The fact you're downvoted to grey saddens me. For heaven's sake this is a tech forum and especially us techies should very well know that immigration and open exchange of people and ideas is the key to success.
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Re:Behind Pfizer's vaccine, an understated husband-and-wife ...
by arethuza on Tuesday November 10, 2020 @06:56AM
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Occasionally I wish I could take some karma and use it to upvote other comments - this is one of those occasions.
Edit: I would upvote parent comment as well as grandparent.
Edit: I think it would be fair to this at some kind of ratio (e.g. spend 10 karma to for each upvote or something).
Re:Behind Pfizer's vaccine, an understated husband-and-wife ...
by leg100 on Tuesday November 10, 2020 @09:13AM
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Because people are tired of identity politics being shoved down their throats, not because they're against immigration per se. The fact of someone's race or origin is far less interesting than the story of these individuals, their personalities, their minds. If race or origin comes into it, it's if it plays into these deeper stories. But we don't want people telling us that they should be "pointed out and repeated". It's both irksome and facile.
Re:Behind Pfizer's vaccine, an understated husband-and-wife ...
by SamReidHughes on Tuesday November 10, 2020 @10:22PM
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I don't think open exchange of people is useful, or ever has been. What has helped the U.S.'s "success" (in kicking ass, generally speaking) is one-way brain-draining of other countries.
Re:Behind Pfizer's vaccine, an understated husband-and-wife ...
by mschuster91 on Wednesday November 11, 2020 @04:05AM
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There are many people in science who go to the US for research for a couple of years and then go back home - and people from the US going abroad to escape uncertain funding, enjoy new perspectives (CERN!) or the myriad of other issues that the US has (healthcare, discrimination, public schools, transportation).
Re:Behind Pfizer's vaccine, an understated husband-and-wife ...
by SamReidHughes on Thursday November 12, 2020 @08:37PM
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Those people leaving the U.S. doesn't benefit the U.S.
And the U.S. has excellent healthcare, public schools, and transportation for anybody who's productive.