familyFoodbank :
'and tens of thousands take to the streets demanding higher wages, better education ...' ? building INDIGENEOUS high end products will MASSAGE economies of eu, example, pr or personal robot, create plenty of high wage, BLUE collar jobs. an european magic quadrant¹, like silicon valley. likeWISE, student will each have/be assigned a pr, an indispensible to saving time and the cost of living, by doing home work.
¹gartners's magic quadrant
google: The Four Quadrants
Leaders: High ratings for both completeness of vision and ability to execute; well-positioned for current and future demands.
Challengers: Strong current execution and resources, but may lack a forward-looking vision or alignment with long-term market shifts.
Visionaries: High innovation and clear future insights, but lower execution scores or smaller scale/profitability.
Niche Players: Focus on a small segment or specific domain with limited broader capabilities or lower execution.
2) 'the mainly youth-led protests are against the high cost of living and the deteriorating public services' in 1970s, students in the so-named, lucky country, australia, had Tertiary Education Assistance Scheme or TEAS
google: The TEAS program was introduced by the Gough Whitlam Labor Government on January 1, 1974. It launched alongside the landmark abolition of university tuition fees, meaning domestic students could attend university completely free.
Purpose: TEAS provided a means-tested living allowance directly to full-time university and technical college students to help cover day-to-day survival costs like rent, food, and textbooks.
in the 1970s students downunder, enjoyed medibank, dor a couple of years, 1975-76.
i don't understand the 'deterio-rating public services', in eu, students can travel at low cost, right ?
2026-11-06 02:17:34