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If there is something that rattles about the IT industry every time we hit a recessionary period, it's the fear that all of our jobs are going to get out sourced to [insert favourite destination here]. Talking with my father, he remembers the outsource to India game going back to the seventies. If there is one reason why India, and by extension China, can't really compete with the West, it is captured in great detail by the New York Times here: Some Indians Find It Tough to Go Home Again. In short, both India and China are both still Feudal states, with all the subterfuge and intrigue that goes with that. There isn't the freedom to tell the powers that be that they are fucking clueless, and get away with it. Which means, give or take, India and China will never catch up. Well, at least until they realise that learning is actually the most important thing we, as humans, can do.
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