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Agreed on US problem. Innovation could be still developed in US, just all the customers must be non-US. I could be wrong but this has been my assumption. Some
by AhtiK 14y ago
Agreed on US problem.
Innovation could be still developed in US, just all the customers must be non-US. I could be wrong but this has been my assumption.
Some of these non-US customers could be selling back to the US customers and if the number of these resellers is huge enough it's much harder to take them down. Highly sci-fi speculation. This sci-fi could be quickly shut down with the US import restrictions.
- curiouscats 14y agoI would love to see the innovation leave the USA. It is horrible policy that has turned most innovation efforts into stupid legal crap instead of productive enterprises. But I haven't seen anything about other countries taking advantage of the USA's failing. Is there evidence of that? Where? It would certainly be the wise thing for others to do. We need innovation. If the USA is going to make innovators lives a hell of courtrooms just give us somewhere else to send the innovators and let them create elsewhere. The USA can sit in its self imposed innovation free zone if it wants.