I agree that's the aim. the difficulty is that the country, academics and 'innovators' have been raised on shortcuts, cheating, stealing technology, reverse eng

I agree that's the aim. the difficulty is that the country, academics and 'innovators' have been raised on shortcuts, cheating, stealing technology, reverse engineering and generally making functional but often poor quality copies of foreign products. There shouldn't be a great gap between this state of affairs and true innovation, but conceptually it's a million miles.