I really have a soft spot for engineering that improves health management or outcomes, it never feels to me as though it gets the investment it warrants. Kudos, hope you get the funding.
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Since university I have never not been offered the first job I've applied for. For 10 years now I could ring any of the firms working in the niche I've been in and more or less set my rate. I still could, but I'm trying to get out of that niche into the wider world. I've put hundreds of tailored applications in and basically had nothing (literally a few interviews with Canonical, which is a complete car crash of a process and an HR screening call for a role on half my previous income where she said they were struggling with the number of applications, that I didn't hear back from).
It's an absolute bloodbath out there. I regret I don't have any answers, but good luck with your search.
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That's exactly why there's a suggestion legacy media are driving this.
(He survived, it's not really relevant here as it didn't stop the bullet - there was an exit hole too).
(But yes, Lyme disease).
But that doesn't mean it couldn't change if something different were available that gave some (unspecified) advantage.
Saudi is at the mercy of it's leader and little else. The culture isn't generally medieval but the Al Saud certainly can be.
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The Saudis announced six megaprojects in 2005. King Abdullah Economic City was the only one that went anywhere. I believe it was supposed to have 2 million people and reached about 7 thousand.
They've kicked people out of the area, killed at least one person, trashed the area with initial construction efforts (I've driven past) and now the inevitable seems to be coming to pass already.
They still have time but they need to do something to diversify from oil in the way Dubai has eventually. Building a new Dubai, with a different legal framework (only rumoured for Neom AFAIK), doesn't seem like the worst idea to me, but starting with an overly ambitious design probably isn't the way to get traction. The Middle East do love a pissing contest though so starting small isn't what they're into.
I found myself writing a book recently, completely left field to my normal technical work. I'm intending on approaching a literary agent but I need it reviewed first and I'm looking for dispassionate, distanced, but informed opinions.
Not sure it'll ever be the same for my kids. Which is a shame, whatever the gains and there are some, I think we've lost something.
But, not having looked at all of them, some of them can also be what were historically our closest understandings of the way things actually worked. In which case I'm not sure it is even a lie through simplification rather than just teaching children the evolution of our own understanding.