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| The west should start demanding reciprocity to China in lots of ways. Agree. It makes my blood boil that we're handing over the culmination of years of resea
by gxs 12y ago
| The west should start demanding reciprocity to China in lots of ways.
Agree. It makes my blood boil that we're handing over the culmination of years of research and development, both academic and corporate, for the sake of a few short term dollars. There will always be some moron happy to the the one to hand over everything in order to make a quick buck.
I am way out of my element as I have no legal training, but how are there no export controls? It is in the US's best interest to not allow this to happen. Do we really want to live in a world where China can copy any western technology at will, but never divulges any of it's own secrets? What a load of crap.
- throwaway2048 12y agodo we really want to live in a world where software is subject to export controls (again)?
- vikiomega9 12y agoI wouldn't call it a quick buck, it's unregulated market competition. | It makes my blood boil You're taking my money and not guaranteeing no backdoors in your software, how does that work for my blood? I'm not saying my data is important or that I'm special, but the fact that my ERP data critical to my business is potentially open to someone across the world or even my own government does not sit right with me. Of course I will clamor for some oversight. I may be dearly mistaken but I can't agree with your comment.