Related to a Slashdot story on the unstoppable flow of IT jobs to India, I replied to a comment that suggested that none of this really matters because of Schumpeterian growth theory, that economic growth is really about innovation and technological change. I agree, but my views have been tempered by some modern problems of both a political and social nature. Here are the comments.
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