Carter convinces Seth, the skilled one of the operation, to rework the recording ― playing it through a feeble vintage speaker to re-record it, layering it with fuzz and distortion: "By the time I'd finished, it sounded like a worn 78, the kind of recording that only exists in one poor copy, a thread on which time and memory hang".
"We've studied golfers with goggles that measure eye movement, and the more skilled ones lock on a specific target ahead of them and then focus entirely on the back of the ball.
The most skilled ones, i.e., the "rads", participate in all sorts of exotic waves and will have one hell of a ride, but won't really benefit as much as the ones on top of the wave.
Language and cultural barriers may prevent immigrants, potentially even the highly skilled ones, from rapidly assimilating and contributing to the economy in proportion to their potential.
But when jobs are sent offshore, they are snapped up by C workers, the relatively skilled ones.
Higher progressivity also reduces savings of all individuals except the least skilled ones'.
Does that mean you would open the doors to highly skilled ones?
This implies that in subsequent interactions between two agents the less skilled one accumulates knowledge in chunks of diminishing size.
We ought to aspire to again attract not only the world's best and brightest, but also the bulk of immigrants, the lower-skilled ones, who come with extended families and always form the social backbone of this country in due course of time.
Unofficially the labour supply is even bigger, including perhaps 2m illegal Zimbabweans.South Africa may have an oversupply of unskilled workers, but at the same time the country is suffering from a shortage of skilled ones.
