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Yes, but it was inevitable ...
Its part of much of the third world rapidly moving up toward the first world. First it was about an inexpensive, but highly trained overseas labor force. The issue there has been about exporting jobs. The next phase will be more about exporting technology. As more and more of our technology infostructure is developed and serviced by overseas workers, more and more overseas high tech competitors will emerge in unexpected places. We are not only employing their work force, we are also inadvertantly training that workforce and preparing it to compete against not only our own workers but eventually our own tech industry itself.
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Message has been deleted.  pa2004 | 03/20/06
the bitter truth  BrutalTruth | 03/20/06
Of course we are stupid in math  Art Royce | 03/21/06
Yes, but it was inevitable ...  George Mitchell | 03/20/06
I Agree  John Zern | 03/20/06
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agreed....and not just losing high end jobs  wrench_ninja | 03/21/06
Well think of it this way  Mark Miller | 03/21/06
True Mr. Gates...true:)  Laff | 03/21/06
Yes, the global high-tech work force is bad for U.S.  mKind | 03/21/06
Common agreement  MyLord | 03/21/06
The point being  MyLord | 03/21/06
It's a character issue...  techboy_z | 03/21/06
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