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Evidently, yes. The evidence being that the country that ignored those incentives grew faster than us.
by Buttons840 1y ago
Evidently, yes.
The evidence being that the country that ignored those incentives grew faster than us.
- _DeadFred_ 1y agoBecause they had access to what our incentives generated.
- ZeroGravitas 1y agoThey're now filing lots of patents and will get to use your "I planted a flag on some knowledge so now I control it" system against you.