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Well sure, but you could back that up with data[1]. With the innovation index the data apparently disputes your gut feeling. So which do you trust? [1] http://
by analog 13y ago
Well sure, but you could back that up with data[1]. With the innovation index the data apparently disputes your gut feeling. So which do you trust?
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_freedom_indices http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_freedom_indices
- youngerdryas 13y agoI gave you my list of US innovators, lets see your list.
- analog 13y agoI don't have a list, and I'm not seeing this as a competition. If you want to see where the GII data comes from I'm sure it's on their website.
- BerislavLopac 13y agoNo, you gave a list consisting of: one huge government agency (there's ESA, and pretty much every EU nation has some king of space exploration agency), one giant hardware corporation which made tons of money doing incremental improvement on others' inventions, a giant software company milking a single innovation to build an effective monopoly, and a private space research company. It's a vast difference between "technology innovator" and "a successful international corporation built on technology innovations", and Europe has a ton of the former. For every Tesla there's a Rimac Automobili, for every SpaceX there's a Hipersfera -- and that's just from a small country on the edge of EU. I'm sure others could come up with better results from elsewhere.