Comment happy birthday kid. now get a job. (Score 1) 229
My android only loads half of the new icon. The mobile site doesn't let me view just the article - it automatically expands the first or second article.
My android only loads half of the new icon. The mobile site doesn't let me view just the article - it automatically expands the first or second article.
Alternative could be supercooled LNG storage in the back
If you think about it, this is the biggest outrage of the speech, because America used to make our living by manufacturing. I liked how this sounds, but on further consideration, it feels like we’re conceding manufacturing prowess to other nations. Since manufacturing fuels jobs, that’s a serious problem.
Americans used to make their living by hunting for wild animals with pointed sticks. Things change. The age of American manufacturing is being replaced by a knowledge-based, service-oriented economy. Even now that paradigm, like the assembly line before it, is being outsourced to regions with lower cost of production. Some jobs, like on-site physical construction, food delivery, and some health care, cannot be sent to South Korea, Hyderabad, or Shinzen. It's hard for someone located in a different time zone to repair my roof, flop my whopper, or jam a needle in my arm. The outsourcing of those jobs involves the labor pool moving to the job, not the job moving to the labor pool. I don't see manufacturing as the future of American jobs. The unions had their day in the sun.
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