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I find it comical that the US educates more than 90% of top engineers yet we don’t control 90% of crucial chip-making assets. We need to implement some type of
by lvl102 4y ago
I find it comical that the US educates more than 90% of top engineers yet we don’t control 90% of crucial chip-making assets.
We need to implement some type of conditions for anyone seeking education here in the US especially in institutions that are backed by US tax dollars. We need to stop handing out education to the very people who are dead set on competing against our national interests. In other words, stop training the enemy.
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- mdp2021 4y ago> I find it comical For that matter, it is similarly "«comical»" that if one wanted lean modular furniture (and not even "scientifically" covering every reasonable need) one has to go to the Swedes > training the enemy That is much more complex than those terms. For one, knowledge is transversal ("zero" is not e.g. a "cultural appropriation", etc).
- cbm-vic-20 4y agoThe US actively kicks them out of the country: once your student visa expires, GTFO. Seems crazy to me- in my dictatorship, we should do the opposite: confiscate the passport of anyone in a PhD program until 5 years after the completion of their degree.
- cmrdporcupine 4y agoBetter than Canada where we educate our own citizens (with subsidy), and then they leave for the US immediately after graduation. After which we bring in lower-paid people from overseas.
- teux 4y ago> we need to stop handing out education …stop training the enemy Seems a little harsh and nationalistic? Not an American so maybe I’m way off base here, but in a country where people already pay exorbitant prices for higher education, what would you propose? Unless I misunderstood you, I don’t think banning foreigners will solve your problem.