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To: gibtx2

“We have cut off thinking in our universities.”

One major problem IMHO is that we like foreign grad students, post-docs, etc. because they work cheaper than US students and are often funded by their home countries.


6 posted on 02/04/2010 11:45:42 AM PST by A Strict Constructionist (How long before we are forced to refresh the Tree of Liberty? Sic semper tryannis)
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To: A Strict Constructionist

it is predicted and probably true that china wants to create exportable scientists and engineers in the next century. this would allow them to be privy to ever development on the planet.


7 posted on 02/04/2010 11:47:42 AM PST by gibtx2 (keep up the good work I am out of work but post 20 a month to this out of WF Check)
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To: A Strict Constructionist

That is one major problem. The other is copyrighting. Companies try to copyright EVERYTHING. I can guarantee you that the innovation you come up with will face litigation from someone holding a copyright that is in some way similar. You can innovate, provided you have a team of lawyers behind you. This is NOT what this country was founded upon, but it’s what we’ve turned into.

Somewhere John Edwards is smiling over this fact.


8 posted on 02/04/2010 11:49:32 AM PST by SengirV
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To: A Strict Constructionist
One major problem IMHO is that we like foreign grad students, post-docs, etc. because they work cheaper than US students

Remember the old Soviet Communist saying: "The capitalists will sell us the rope we use to hang them with?"

10 posted on 02/04/2010 11:55:18 AM PST by Bernard Marx (I donÂ’t trust the reasoning of anyone who writes then when they mean than.)
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