They already are — in certain sectors. Tech companies care more about competence than credentials now. Google's program, Coursera, even GitHub portfolios are redefining merit. Academia is just slow to catch up because it's built on legacy systems.
If it's modeled after EO13780, then yes, it can apply to people already holding valid visas. The original version impacted even green card holders initially. Courts later limited it, but a smarter rollout could make it harder to challenge.
The problem with this debate is people lump everything together. There's a vast difference between editing a gene to prevent Huntington’s and designing a child’s IQ. CRISPR isn’t inherently “good” or “bad” — it’s about application, oversight, and context.
Jennifer, yes and yes. Petter is referring to the biological mechanics behind aging. Things like NAD+ boosters (e.g., NR or NMN) have some scientific backing. Think of it like enhancing how your cells repair themselves over time. It’s not immortality, but it might buy us a few healthier decades.
It must be a currently registered entity that can prove an ongoing business relationship. Past associations typically won’t suffice unless there's an active agreement or upcoming deal on file. I’ve handled a few of these already—Shanghai is stricter than Liaoning in verifying authenticity of the...
You're right—under the recent Home Office directive, COS charges must be fully covered by the employer. It’s part of the push to prevent exploitation, but it’s hitting SMEs hard. We’re already one of the most expensive destinations in terms of immigration fees globally.
Just adding on — this was part of the UK’s attempt to reduce net migration figures. They targeted the care sector because that’s where most dependents were entering from. Not saying it’s right, but it’s political more than practical.
Has anyone else noticed how memes are not just for laughs anymore but have become pivotal in shaping public opinion and political narratives? It's fascinating to see this evolution from simple internet jokes to tools of socio-political engagement.
Jennifer, prices will drop but not drastically in the next decade. SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic are already working on making space tourism more accessible. The biggest cost is rocket fuel and the tech required to ensure passenger safety. Maybe by 2040, middle-class folks will have a...
From what I’ve read, no visa or pre-approval is needed, but travelers still need a valid passport and may be asked to show return tickets or proof of funds. Immigration retains discretion, especially in the Bahamas.
Let’s be clear here: the 2025 cap isn’t just a number adjustment—it’s a structural recalibration of how Canada manages international education. Including grad and doctoral students was inevitable. The exemption made no long-term sense given the strain on housing and resources.
Minimalism isn't about deprivation. It’s about intentionality. If you love fashion, you can still own clothes—you just curate your wardrobe instead of hoarding unnecessary items. People misunderstand this all the time.
That’s a common misconception. Occasional involvement from the other parent, especially financial or emotional, can absolutely weaken your case. The Home Office looks for consistent, exclusive decision-making—like who signs school forms, makes healthcare decisions, etc.
Actually, Mike, the decrease is strongly linked to the 2023 policy shifts. For instance, the student visa restrictions significantly lowered dependents' numbers, and salary threshold increases deterred low-skilled migration. The ONS data clearly supports this.
The field of positive psychology actually breaks happiness into three components: pleasure (short-term joy), engagement (being immersed in activities), and meaning (having purpose). It’s not just about money or social circles—it’s deeper than that.
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