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If the system doesnt work why advocate for it? We are a technical people, dont we have a technical solution?
Without that you will get the result in your final sentence.
Perhaps a section on what the differences are might be helpful. For example what role does style play in the summary. I dont think that the summary of wiki is in the style of George R Martin.
Think about it does AMD need to exist at all? Wouldnt NVIDIA be worth more if they didnt exist?
The bank of Canada (head) again warned about the lack of productivity of the Canadian worker.
I think Canada needs new leadership. Canada has had the same leadership for the last 10 years.
I hate to say it but the boondoggles of Canada are just graft. These arent investments in any real sense.
As for this line 'Unfortunately this is the very difficult place the manufacturing sector in Canada finds itself in. And the Canadian working class as a whole.'
look this is just neoliberalism. Maybe stop doing that and things will suck less.
It might simply be that Canada cannot compete in any market. You have a very interesting choice at this stage. Do you A. not have an economy or B. have an economy that may require some sheltering from the world.
A mobile capitalist wants A. A human that is bound to the country probably wants B.
You are literally advocating for something that is against your own desires.
You would think if you wanted to be independent you would have your own EV car company. If EVs are the future and Canada cannot make competitive EVs with china this means Canada will not have an auto sector. Given that there are hundreds of thousands of people working in this area it doesnt actually bode well for Canadians.
I am actually Canadian this is why I am so familiar with the situation.
And your reply does not touch on the 'unkind' portion of my comment. Why should those workers suffer more than they already have?
Canada literally has an EV mandate: https://tc.canada.ca/en/road-transportation/innovative-techn...
Canada has also worked on developing an EV industry: https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-supply-chain/manufacturing/20...