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The role of Big Data in public policy can’t be overstated. But like any tool, it’s how you use it. Governments that prioritize transparency and accuracy are making strides. Others, not so much.

I agree. It enhances hands-on learning for sure. But how much is it being used currently?

Automation has already changed journalism. There are entire news websites run by algorithms, but they tend to focus on fact-based reporting, not deep investigative work. That’s something that still requires human intuition and judgment.

Success in social entrepreneurship is often measured by a blend of financial performance and social impact. Metrics can include profit margins, but also the number of people helped, environmental benefits, and other social outcomes.

Green skills aren’t just about solar panels and wind farms. It’s also about waste management, energy efficiency, and sustainable agriculture. Governments are playing catch-up while companies are struggling to find people.

Technological advancement is inevitable. The question is how quickly we can make it accessible to the masses. We’re at the starting line.

From what I’ve seen, the waiver process can take anywhere from a few months to over a year, depending on the case. Expanding it might slow things down unless the Department of Home Affairs increases their resources.

Yeah, mistakes in the application can definitely cause delays, regardless of whether it's online or on paper. Enter Finland does help guide you through, but it’s still important to double-check everything before hitting submit. Especially with these new fees, no one wants to pay extra just...

Some jobs will definitely be affected, especially repetitive tasks that machines can do more efficiently. But it might take longer than we think for widespread job displacement.

I'd be interested in that research paper too. Mindfulness seems to be a buzzword these days, but I wonder how it actually plays out in combating procrastination. Does it involve meditation, or is there more to it?

While Hong Kong’s status as a financial hub is impressive, the high cost of living can be a significant deterrent. It’s not just about the initial investment but also about the ongoing expenses you incur while living there. The low personal income tax might be appealing, but it has to be weighed...

Changing job titles or worksites is another big compliance issue. Employers need to think ahead because there's no clear guidance on how to update the Blue Card permits in these situations.

Agreed with cmarchan. The key will be if they can sustain these efforts long-term and ensure the money doesn’t get siphoned off elsewhere. Regulations look good for now, but let’s see if they keep it up.

They do tend to prioritize during election years, but it’s not something they officially announce. It’s more about managing the flow of applications to ensure citizens can vote.

The emphasis on evidence-based policy is a step in the right direction. It's crucial that businesses get involved and share their data with the MAC. This is the best way to ensure that the needs of various sectors are accurately represented.