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I guess the main point I was arguing is that just because Brazil might have a good outlook in the future, does not mean the article is invalid and too presumptuous.

But then again - Lua originated from Brazil and heavily used in game companies in the U.

As an example, it lets farmers in Europeans buy soya beans from Brazil to feed their cows in winter.

We've just entered a growth phase as our product takes off in Brazil and Mexico.

The fact that Brazil may have an exceptionally good year, only means that it is likely to have a less-exceptional year after that, due to regression to the mean.

If the climate does start to negatively impact the more tertiary coffee growing regions, Brazil will not be able to bolster the entire coffee demand.

Argentina and Brazil are different beasts altogether.

I used this in Brazil this last March to read menus.

> The fact that Brazil may have an exceptionally good year, only means that it is likely to have a less-exceptional year after that, due to regression to the mean.

I've also lived in France for a year, spent 8 months in Brazil and have family there, lived in the US for over a decade and been an employee, startup founder and now executive.

That isn't to say that we shouldn't be concerned regardless; you're correct in your observation that having all our figurative, coffee-flavored eggs in one basket - even if that basket is the size of Brazil - is rarely a good idea.

Location: São Paulo - Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, C++, Python, PostgreSQL, Rail Systems, Credit Risk, Tv audience, SDN, NFV and brain washing devices.

In Brazil, my nationality is "norteamericana" (North American), which of course is unfair to the Canadians and the Mexicans.

If you got 10 heads in a row, that would be 100%, an exceptional event, possibly like Brazil's good year.

It's strange that an article about the potential scarcity of Arabica doesn't once mention the country where most Arabica is grown: Brazil.

In 2008, I was hired to work on a tech startup from Australia, while I was living in Brazil.