How Europe crushes innovation
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How Europe crushes innovation
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#2It's not so much crushing innovation, as it's prioritizing anything but innovation. Primarily the importance and the finances of people living in Brussels. It's more parasitic than actively hostile
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#3And the USA fixes that by moving the crushing to workers.
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#4The "Innovation" of mass layoffs? Okay
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#5"Guys, we're crushing it on innovation! Even the Economist agrees!"
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#7Innovation at the expense of crushing workers and increasing the gap between parasitic management compensation and worker wages. No, thanks. Europe may need reform but it’s not the USA way of doing things, except for the elite for which “ the economist “ is a already known and tired sockpuppet.
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#8It's not so much crushing innovation, as it's prioritizing anything but innovation. Primarily the importance and the finances of people living in Brussels. It's more parasitic than actively hostile
Creating an environment hospitable to parasitism is actively hostile to would-be hosts.
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#9I live in Europe and you can do something very close to the American thing in my country. Germany and France are at one end of a spectrum.
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#10I'd rather live in a society with strong labor protections than one that is "more innovative", whatever that means.