The 2024 UK Innovation Report Launch

[@BillyBobJoeSnr]

This is my second time off listening to this hoping to find a nugget of insight or wisdom but.... When I listen to these lectures it reminders me that they are just that, lectures. In the UK the focus is always on academia, we import huge numbers of students and academics to undertake research yet have for decades failed to create real companies.

[@merlinjones2660]

As for moving a company to industrial scale up = large borrowing to do this But one has to be VERY careful on who to borrow from problem now in 2024 alot of companies want there monies back to fast and having to pay large dividend s out whistle trying to keep a company advancing and building into said company new ideas that will keep it growing but in keeping with the items it is making is becoming more difficult

[@merlinjones2660]

Due to one is 68 one has a long look over many years at the country's GDPand how it has deminshed via companies being short sold = people working are now nett takers from the country's Gdp through no fault of there own so to build the country's GDP back up one has to look at how France and Germany stopped short selling via companys have to pay any employee 3 years wages if there company is short sold due too the AFOREMENTIONED knew short selling affects the country multiple times lost jobs ,lost RND, LOST TECHNOLOGICAL KNOW HOW, lost tax income ,area goes into decline due to local wages lost ,=future for the young is lost ,so until there are laws to stop short selling of companies or carpet baging of them the decline will continue. PS LOOK INTO WHY J DYSON BOUGHT HIS COMPANY BACK FROM THE STOCK MARKET