how-i-blog-post-tfw-immigration–2024-09-19-02-52-33

i typed this into the old s.o.c. file.

tfw shouldn’t somebody in the govt have been doiong the math to estimate thr impact of too many tfws, too much immggration that outstrips housing supply? is it even possible? in expert evaluation, could this have been predicted? and acted on to prevent the current iussues, not just limited to housing, but expolitation by employers, corruption like colleges/univesities taking too many for stutednt due to 4x to 6x fees? employers holding passports? visas? easily intimidated workers due to the much better life they are working for, sometimes abusing the system, sometimes just honestly trying to do the best they can, etc. but thqat’s my niaevetia nieave niaivetie? toopositibve too optomistict outlook>

obvs, can’t send that to anyone. so spend 15mins cleaning it up? how’s about letting some of the “llms” I have access to. claude.ai, gemini, chatgpt 3.?

here’s what Claude.ai came up with:

Certainly. Here’s a restructured version with the three main questions clearly highlighted:
Regarding the influx of temporary foreign workers and immigrants in Canada:

Shouldn’t someone in the government have been doing the math to estimate the impact of too many temporary foreign workers and excessive immigration that outstrips housing supply?
Is such an estimation even possible?
In an expert’s evaluation, could these current issues have been predicted and prevented?

These problems aren’t limited to housing but extend to:

Exploitation by employers
Corruption (such as colleges and universities accepting too many international students due to their higher tuition fees)
Employers illegally holding passports or visas
Easily intimidated workers due to their pursuit of a better life

Some may be abusing the system, while others are honestly trying to do their best.
But is this perspective too naive, positive, or optimistic? My usual thinking everything will go as intended, and no bad actors work to find the loopholes thru which they profit from… [expand]Narrator: they always do. in any complex systme like governing a country like usa, or even canada, or any other multi-faceted organization of any size (vis, HOAs and condo boards that can often lead to the worst busy-body-level rules, [/expand] , and no complex feedback loops will cause chaotic, unpredictably (both soft [expand]random looking, but dominated by few obvious states[/expand] and hard [expand] so many possible states, effectively unpredicatble, truely random, like a GUID LINK!! [/expand]) states.

Below here be dragons. Not for human consumption. Turn back, for this way madness lies.

here are a bhunch of screen snips I took while doing the above. could be should be re-organized and made into a prooper “how I did this…” post. why? ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Starting point is quickly captureing the thought into my s.o.c. file. c/p into a clauda.ai chat, asking for a summary.