No no, we don’t talk about those.

Oh no, that may actually contribute to fixing the issue. We can’t do that.

Yes I agree with you. Canadians are quite well educated. The problem becomes the lack of opportunities for all of those people. You end up strong competition for little jobs, which drives the wages down. Couple that with the very expensive housing market, and you get educated young adults that struggle to settle down.

Across the border in the US, opportunities in the STEM and plenty and wages are much better. US has lots of problems, but attracting talent is not one of them and Canadians talent is super easy to enter the US

Canada doesn’t have a shortage of talent. It has a problem retaining them.

I’ll add that some of those that have the means of doing something are doing something.

Another thing. People that don’t think climate change is real will learn the hard way when their livelihood get impacted by its consequences. Deniers can ignore reality, but it certainly won’t ignore them

Yes, public transportation wil definitely help. But good luck trying to make policy changes that favor public transit

Yep, we’ve seen that before

This is not the end of reddit. It is just a hiccup for them as they go public. But the protests was a good opportunity for folks to learn about alternatives. I certainly didn’t know alternatives existed. I’m glad to have found fediverse. I fully support the idea and want to see it grow.