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Anonymous No.16713681 >>16713705 >>16715815
How true is this?
Anonymous No.16713687 >>16713695
I might be wrong but i feel like conductive polymers are a little less relevant than the other ones lmao
Anonymous No.16713695
>>16713687
>blockchain
Anonymous No.16713705 >>16713709
>>16713681 (OP)
Pretty much true. The Chinese managed to keep up the momentum of their development and blew right from copying to innovation in a way nobody expected. They should have expected it though.
Anonymous No.16713709 >>16715891
>>16713705
Anonymous No.16715815
>>16713681 (OP)
>Japan and Korea that high on everything
no I don't think so
Anonymous No.16715819
Every "China is dominant in science and technology" post is either pro-Chinese propaganda or destructive propaganda aimed to create a sense of decline and confusion in the West (especially in the US).
China is academically important but anyone actually doing science knows most significant research and breakthroughs come from America and Europe. No wonder why pics like this are more common in political spaces than scientific ones.
Anonymous No.16715891
>>16713709
>chink AI is advanced enough to write their research
Based.