Secondly, our "say the wrong thing and you're fired" cultural paradigm has stifled the free expression of innovative ideas. So, if it's not the internet, which cities are candidates for the next big innovative hotbed?
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
No idea. But if EU keeps declining Middle East keeps being a mess i'd search for somewhere on the line from NY to China over the Pacific.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
Maybe, lots of advantages but lacking independent thinking / certain types of risk taking.
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Btw need to verify this but anecdotally there's quite a brain drain from SGP/HK to Australia.
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Singapore as well? Hk for sure. China probably too, though it’s not quite as bad recently. Australia, Canada, us have been draining Chinese brains for years.
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I mean anecdotally yes. According to this chart it was a bigger thing 10 years ago though. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singaporean_Australians …
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If Hungary had Singapore's GDP/capita would you be here?
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
Excellent question :) Depends how it got to that level i guess. If by suddenly founding oil reserves maybe yes, if by selling AI to the rest of the world maybe not.
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Thing is personal reasons aside i would live more comfortably in Budapest but most jobs there are quite boring.
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You prefer Budapest to New York or that's a commentary on cost of living?
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