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Brexit's Tech Brain Drain

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Re: Brexit's Tech Brain Drain

#4
A few anecdotes doesn't count as evidence. I voted for Remain, and hope very much that the Brexit process collapses and we end up staying in the EU. But I also don't want to spend the next 2 years being drip-fed poor quality articles about how we're going to hell in a handbasket.

Re: Brexit's Tech Brain Drain

#6
Foolish and premature.

The UK government has not expressed any intention to restrict skilled immigration in industries facing skills shortages.

It is totally unrestricted immigration of low-skilled individuals that the government (and it's fair to say the British population) are opposed to.

Re: Brexit's Tech Brain Drain

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post #4

A few anecdotes doesn't count as evidence. I voted for Remain, and hope very much that the Brexit process collapses and we end up staying in the EU. But I also don't want to spend the next 2 years being drip-fed poor quality articles about how we're going to hell in a handbasket.

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Re: Brexit's Tech Brain Drain

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I'm one of the soon-to-be-expat Brits. Like Herr Pierzina, I'm also troubled by the IP Act.

Moving is really not fun, but move I must: the IP Act is unconscionable in many parts, and Brexit takes away one of the few powers that could fight those parts.

Two Home Secretaries in a row that just don't get encryption.

My time is split between finishing my novel, learning German, and trying to catch up on tech that came out while I was writing.

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