At least as far as tech migrants are concerned, the points floor for Canada and Australia has become quite high in recent years.

From my research, the biggest roadblock these days seems to be lack of housing.

Why is ruthlessly dominating other countries some sort of virtue?

What did I say that made you think it is?

"how far a country can fall"?

I guess it could mean that… but in this context it means decline, same as “Fall of the Roman Empire”: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fall_of_the_Western_Roman_Empi...

You proclaim these sentiments to be in the majority, but they are not. The people who proclaim them are just loud.

A common strategy of the far right.

> According to the most recent polling (Ipsos, 6–10 February 2026), two-thirds (67%) of Britons believe the total number of people coming into the UK is too high

Do you have different data or different definition of majority?

I was taught that 67% is majority + 16% but maybe leftist math is different.

The things we say, do, and create have far more of a chance of affecting future generations than our progeny.

I can't believe I have to say this, but Idiocracy is a fictional movie.

I just close the tab. My reading backlog is too long as it is.

Harder when it's an email from the CEO

Uhm, kind of, if you don't mind random stuff getting inserted into your translation sometimes.

(Source: this has actually happened to me.)

Somebody once commented on social media that cryptocurrency feels like a dropshipped alien technology designed to deplete a civilization's resources.

Now that crypto has failed to paperclip maximize the world, maybe LLMs are attempt number two.

Multiculturalism is the best part of London, as it is with most world-class cities.