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> And how is ARM China going to continue innovating? On their own? Why not? When I was young, the common wisdom was that Japan couldn't innovate, and once I
by bigbillheck 5y ago
> And how is ARM China going to continue innovating? On their own?
Why not?
When I was young, the common wisdom was that Japan couldn't innovate, and once I saw an old bit of early 20th century analysis that said Germany couldn't either.
Both of those were wrong, why is China so different that it would be otherwise?
- drcode 5y agoUnhelpfully-successful innovators in China have a way of ending up in jails or unofficial house arrest
- sangnoir 5y agoI'm curious about the origin of the fallacy that intelligence/innovation can only be found in anti-authoritarians/rebels (this is often deployed as "Our Freedom(TM) is why the US will always be number 1!"). Pro-government people can innovate just fine (e.g. GCHQ, NSA & defense industry)
- drcode 5y agoWell we now have a natural experiment, let's see if more innovation comes out of the US or China in the coming years. I'm confident it won't be China, but certainly no guarantees.