Behind Pfizer's vaccine, an understated husband-and-wife “dream team”

Re:Behind Pfizer's vaccine, an understated husband-and-wife ... by SamReidHughes on Tuesday November 10, 2020 @10:22PM (#25055169)

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.

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Re:Behind Pfizer's vaccine, an understated husband-and-wife ... by mschuster91 on Wednesday November 11, 2020 @04:05AM (#25056767)

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).

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Re:Behind Pfizer's vaccine, an understated husband-and-wife ... by SamReidHughes on Thursday November 12, 2020 @08:37PM (#25077818)

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.

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