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H1-b visas come out of a secret 1986 economics study by the Policy, Reaearch & Analysis division of @NSF through the GUIRR division of @theNASciences in a scheme to tamper with the wage mechanism so that scientists would slave for a market in which they wouldn’t participate. 🙏
-Eric Weinstein, PhD (Math)
2021
35 years after @nsf “Policy Research and Analysis” conspired w/ NAS Government University Research Roundtable to sell out STEM-America.
I’ve been on this over 30 years. Is it finally happening? I doubt it.
Why? B/C it’s the *entire* STEM labor system.
https://www.newsweek.com/over-500-us-scientists-under-investigation-being-compromised-china-1586074
And here is a prediction. After we gut all of our advanced math and science, we are going to have a huge employer sponsored push to flood STEM markets with workers from abroad who were not subjected to “Diversity and Inclusion(tm)” re-education. Genius.