Immigration Isn't Necessary To Be A Developed And Advanced Country

My mind boggles when I see posts stating the notion that immigration with lots of scientists and engineers will make us a great country.

Japan, Korea, and Scandinavia are clear examples that immigration is not necessary to become technological powerhouses.

The notion that immigration is the instrument that will make Canada into a technological powerhouse is a total lie when we have East Asia and Scandinavia as blatant examples to the contrary.

Yes, the USA and Silicon Valley attracts a lot of talent from around the world. But that's because the USA has the largest economy on Earth, and a large military presence to pressure smaller nations. It's not because immigration is so great, more like, every ambitious person wants a piece of America and are willing to drop everything in a heartbeat to be able to move there.

SOURCES FOR THE MODS

https://ifr.org/ifr-press-releases/news/robot-density-nearly-doubled-globally

“Robot density is the barometer to track the degree of automation adoption in the manufacturing industry around the world,” says Milton Guerry, President of the International Federation of Robotics."

"The top 5 most automated countries in the world are: South Korea, Singapore, Japan, Germany, and Sweden."

https://atlas.cid.harvard.edu/

"Harvard Growth Lab’s Country Rankings assess the current state of a country’s productive knowledge, through the Economic Complexity Index (ECI). Countries improve their ECI by increasing the number and complexity of the products they successfully export. Use the visualizations below to (1) determine a country’s ECI ranking, (2) assess a country’s change in ECI since 1995 and (3) compare a country’s ranking vis-a-vis other countries."

"The Atlas places the industrial capabilities and knowhow of a country at the heart of its growth prospects, where the diversity and complexity of existing capabilities heavily influence how growth happens."

"Ranking 1. Japan, 2. Switzerland, 3. South Korea, 4. Germany, 5. Singapore."

In all seriousness Canada will never be technologically advanced when our capital is going to real estate and our labour is from the Third World. This is not conducive to technological advancement.