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Countries have a moral, and possibly a legal obligation to accept refugees [Do Countries Have a Legal Obligation to Protect Refugees Fleeing Oppression? | History News Network]. But honouring this commitment raises a big question for the host country,
‘where do we put these people?’
The most cost effective solution is to house them in the poorest districts where accommodation costs are lowest.
But this makes the people who already live in these areas very angry because it adds to their housing, education and social service access problems. It also reduces job opportunities because the newcomers are prepared to accept lower working conditions.
On this page you will find some radical new ideas about how we can solve this intractable problem.
It is written with the European migrant crisis in mind, but is equally applicable across the globe.
These tips are written from the British perspective. They are passed on as good will, to help fellow inventors. Anyone acting on them must takes full responsibility for their own actions.
The following article was written back in 2001
It's a sad fact that many aspiring inventors become so committed to their inventions, that they lose contact with reality, and as a result, their home and family life is ruined. The problem is similar to gambling. The inventor, having committed months, maybe years to an invention and invested large amounts of ego and money into it, is reluctant to let go. They live in hope, that one day the world will listen and fortune will finally bless them.
This rarely happens.
The following statistics relate to Bill Courtney's work on inventions before receiving his first significant financial backing. They are presented in the hope, that they will assist aspiring inventors, to get a realistic idea of the struggles that lie ahead of them.
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