1. I agree with your general argument about the need for deep research. 2. Which means you're making assumptions about what I'm thinking. 3. Please don't labe

1. I agree with your general argument about the need for deep research. 2. Which means you're making assumptions about what I'm thinking. 3. Please don't label others on the Internet with words like "Neoliberal", etc. We are all same people and there may be misunderstanding but we are not fundamentally different species. 4. My point was not to say these not-for-profit research is useless, but that if you're in this field, you should own it. If people build things that are mediocre and you know a better way, why not build one and show it for yourself? He hasn't done that because he doesn't know either. And by "Knowing" I mean actually knowing to build a product that people will use without any problem. It is easy to criticize implementation, it's not easy to actually do it yourself. With all due respect, prototyping and actually turning it into a product that general public can use are completely different ball games.