What this article fails to say.....was: India Leads in Clinical Trials 44

On Tue, 17 May 2005, ajv2003

I think, on second thought, I didn't say that right. I think I should have said "couldn't" instead of "could". Call it my "gaff"; I sometimes make mistakes that I don't recognize as such at the time I make them.

Well, I don't understand what you just said in your three sentences. But, I will restate what I meant: The history books indicate that there were bright people all over the planet (at least in all places where writing developed and there were people who wrote down or otherwise indicated they could figure things out).

Well, I'll leave that one to the people who are more aquainted with the two corporations.

I don't follow you at all. I'm saying that wherever the work can be done at the cheapest price, that's were the work is going to go. What I wrote was straight out of the media I read.

How come you don't mention China? eh?

OK, prove it.

And, where is the education system better? And what politics are you favoring?

Imaterial to whom? Its a major issue in the USA and Sarbanes-Oxley is the name of a law to help prevent future corporate fraud.

what counts is that the voting public can't get their

Trying to get the voting public to get organized around the offshoring issue, the more important issues than outsourcing (which can be done from a company inside our borders to another company inside our borders, or wrt any country), is like watching consensus-formation on any Usenet