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Originally Posted by 9th Engineer
Right, nice Americans who all have liberal arts degrees. Good for producing the 235,626,737,827,305,0173th dissertation on Chauser, but absolutly no help to tech companies. 
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Er... actually, it's spelled Chaucer.
What's worse, being a liberal arts major practicing your enunciation skills on "Ya want fries with that?" or being an engineering major watching the H1B visa folks and the constant flow of jobs being internationally outsourced until entry-level tech jobs are as rewarding as working a fry-o-lator, pay less, and are much harder to find?
Blaming people for not being engineers seems kind of strange to me. The reality of the situation is that foreign-educated engineers come with lower pricetags due to lower cost of education in their countries. We can't compete with them. Why would we want to try?