China tech is now more advance than US. the stupid way of thinking is to assume US is always ahead. the reality is in history the west has stole alot of tech from India and China.

There is now “27” books out there on what the Chinese invented first that says the world copied from China the first of those books was published in the 1950s Yet our western Governments, Educational Institutions, Mainstream Media told us the Chinese just copy can’t innovate These days China currently leads the “world” in 57 of 64 critical technologies of the future Where the Chinese don’t hold a clear lead? In the remaining 7 other technologies???? It’s usually the USA that holds the lead or co-lead with China Like AI for example…the crucial technological advancements, that will go into those ships, aircraft and missiles etc etc But then you have this 👇 In One Key A.I. Metric, China Pulls Ahead of the U.S.: TalentPaul Mozur reported from Taipei, Taiwan, and Cade Metz from San Francisco. March 22, 2024 Researchers originally from China now make up 38 percent of the top A.I. researchers working in the United States, with Americans making up 37 percent, according to the research. NYT 👇 Reverse Brain Drain? Exploring Trends among Chinese Scientists in the U.S. [ 5 min read ] Updated July 15, 2024 China has been the most important foreign supplier of U.S.-based scientists for more than two decades. While most China-born, U.S.-based scientists intend to stay in the U.S., the number leaving has steadily increased. After the Department of Justice implemented the "China Initiative" in 2018, departures increased by 75%, with two-thirds of the relocated scientists moving to China. Surveyed scientists of Chinese descent in the U.S. report anxiety and new difficulties in pursuing their research, with 61% considering leaving the U.S. and 45% avoiding federal grant applications. U.S. science will likely suffer given the loss of scientific talent to China and other countries. Stanford . eDU

Btw I see that some are already arguing the downfall of American tech is because less Chinese are going to the USA More of you Indians are going to the USA 👇 How America lost the heart of China’s top talent November 16, 2023 * There is a perception that Chinese talented youth are itching to flock to American shores, so much so that legislatures have attempted to curtail their entry. However, the reality is quite the opposite: Just this year, India has eclipsed China in sending the most international students to the United States. This is the first time China has lost that distinction since 2008. * Although Chinese students’ enrollment in the United States has rebounded this year, this growth may not reflect the choices of China’s top talent. Many may be coming to avoid China’s ultra-competitive college entrance exam. The critical question is: For those who can get into China’s top colleges, do they still prefer to study in the United States? * Brain drain? Not necessarily Quality, not quantity, is paramount. I argue that the United States has increasingly lost the heart of China’s best and brightest, those who, given the chance, prefer to stay within China’s own top institutions. This complicates the prevailing impression that China has suffered from brain drain as its top talent cannot wait to leave China. A recent report from Tsinghua University, China’s leading institution, reveals the trend for China’s top talent: Over the past few years, the number of Tsinghua graduates who chose to study in the United States plummeted - from 11% in 2018 to a mere 3% in 2021. Many attribute this decline to the pandemic; however, the proportion of Tsinghua graduates studying in the United Kingdom has not declined at all, and the number of those choosing to study in Singapore has even risen. In the most recent report issued in 2022 - the year when China ended the “zero-COVID” policy, only 7% of the entire graduating class, including both undergraduates and graduates, chose to study abroad. The share of those going to the United States is unreported. * My recent trip to China in summer of this year has affirmed the sentiment that today, American higher education has diminished appeal for China’s best and brightest. During my conversations with Tsinghua University faculty and students regarding whether they would consider studying in the United States, they expressed fear and anxiety about what they perceive as “a hostile America” toward China - specifically, the U.S. policies targeting Chinese talent and the broader anti-China rhetoric. Instead, they’d rather compete to get into the graduate program at Tsinghua or other top Chinese institutions. A hostile climate for Chinese in the United States This sentiment marks a significant change from the late 1980s and 1990s. For example, when Shi Yigong, the former vice president of Tsinghua University, graduated in 1989, more than 70% of his graduating class at Tsinghua chose to study in the United States. A similarly drastic drop in interest in studying in the United States is reported in other top universities in China such as Peking University. Brookings

Universities in the US are now losing billions of dollars in potential patents because it has become to dangerous for Chinese students to do work in high tech research due to suspicions such as this. Instead they are returning to China, doing research in China and benefiting the Chinese economy.

鲨臂

你继续愚蠢下去吧，我为肯辛顿大街上的流浪汉感到可惜

鲨臂

理解能满分😂😂😂