China must relax birth controls to defuse population time bomb, top think tank warns

[Jlaw]

The demographic dividend is the biggest threat to india's future.

Think about this comparison.....

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Ill-health low-skill low-education people are just as futureless as call centre english.

There has been an uproar recently about Indian call centers. Although English is an official language of India, many Canadians and muricans cannot understand the Inglish accent. Many problems were not solved. I had to request to speak to a person in North America.

 

[Yaseen1]

china can overcome this by using robots an Ai in manufacturing

 

[AndrewJin]

There has been an uproar recently about Indian call centers. Although English is an official language of India, many Canadians and muricans cannot understand the Inglish accent. Many problems were not solved. I had to request to speak to a person in North America.

But they are proud of English being their lingua franca.....

 

[Han Patriot]

There has been an uproar recently about Indian call centers. Although English is an official language of India, many Canadians and muricans cannot understand the Inglish accent. Many problems were not solved. I had to request to speak to a person in North America.

Yah, the accent is pretty irritating. Pinoy accent is nicer...even the people are friendlier, Indians tend to be irritating as well.

 

[Jlaw]

Yah, the accent is pretty irritating. Pinoy accent is nicer...even the people are friendlier, Indians tend to be irritating as well.

Plus they shake their head like they are dancing in a Bollywood movie when you ask them a question

 

[Shajida Khan]

china can overcome this by using robots an Ai in manufacturing

LOL AI!

Do you know what is the biggest challenge in building a modern 'AI'? Or solving any problem using 'AI'?

 

[ZeEa5KPul]

Plus they shake their head like they are dancing in a Bollywood movie when you ask them a question

It's not a shake, it's a bobble:

 

[Jlaw]

It's not a shake, it's a bobble:

Why they do that?

 

[ZeEa5KPul]

Why they do that?

Personally, I think it's because that's the perfect expression of Indian fatalism and denial. It's a gesture that signals absolutely nothing, which is what Indians intend to do about India's problems.

"Why do children starve in India?" *Bobble*.
"You do know this is a huge problem, right?" *Bobble*.
"Do you intend to fix it?" *Bobble*.
"Is that a yes or a no?" ...*Bobble*.

 

[Jlaw]

Personally, I think it's because that's the perfect expression of Indian fatalism and denial. It's a gesture that signals absolutely nothing, which is what Indians intend to do about India's problems.

"Why do children starve in India?" *Bobble*.
"You do know this is a huge problem, right?" *Bobble*.
"Do you intend to fix it?" *Bobble*.
"Is that a yes or a no?" ...*Bobble*.

Personally, I think it's because that's the perfect expression of Indian fatalism and denial. It's a gesture that signals absolutely nothing, which is what Indians intend to do about India's problems.

"Why do children starve in India?" *Bobble*.
"You do know this is a huge problem, right?" *Bobble*.
"Do you intend to fix it?" *Bobble*.
"Is that a yes or a no?" ...*Bobble*.

I get it. It's also used in court as a defense tactic.
"Did you rape this girl?" *Bobble*

 

[TaiShang]

Why they do that?

Basically, it is a non-statement. But, still a statement.

Exactly like India's demographic dividend and IT-based service economy.

 

[AndrewJin]

Yah, the accent is pretty irritating. Pinoy accent is nicer...even the people are friendlier, Indians tend to be irritating as well.

But they are proud of that call centre accent.

It's not a shake, it's a bobble:

This is so annoying.

 

[ZeEa5KPul]

I get it. It's also used in court as a defense tactic.
"Did you rape this girl?" *Bobble*

 

[AndrewJin]