antiterror13
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wowww, 2x tougher than natural diamond ... I want it for my phone
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wowww, 2x tougher than natural diamond ... I want it for my phone
There is no way the UN gives the US a clean bill of health. There's a reason America believes itself above the law.
If it ever happens, several US presidents including Bush and Obama go to the ICC for war crimes, not to mention the civil rights abuses.
antiterror13
Brigadier
Only Carter will not be accused as a war crime
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
It's a move so the US doesn't look like a hypocrite calling for outside investigators into Xinjiang. If the US doesn't do it, why should China. Besides most of these UN agencies are run by Westerners and their allies. It's like how the US laughs at the notion that China is on the UN human rights panel meaning every other time they're not complaining because the people on it the US is okay with them because they will likely follow what the US wants.
Hendrik_2000
Lieutenant General
Most of American kid like t be youtuber while Chinese kid want to become astronaut There you go no o wonder who is going ahead in science and technology in the future. Excluding foreign student Chinese univ graduate 3X time more STEM Phd than American university. There will be no competition in Tech. China also attract more and more Asian student primarily Korean, Japanese, SEA
Remco Zwetsloot, one of the authors of the CSET report, was as warning: “If this continues, there seems to be no way the US can continue competing with China on the talent front without immigration reform. It is just a numbers game.”
Then, at the beginning of August, the Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET) at Georgetown University in Washington issued a report entitled which concluded that: “Based on current enrollment patterns, we project that by 2025 Chinese universities will produce more than 77,000 STEM PhD graduates per year compared to approximately 40,000 in the United States.”
Of course, Chinese universities primarily educate Chinese students while American universities are geared to educating the world. Thus, the Georgetown study found, “if international students are excluded from the US count, Chinese STEM PhD graduates would outnumber their US counterparts more than three to one.”
China overtook the US in the number of STEM PhDs in 2007 and was 47% ahead by 2019. The change has been rapid and it remains so. In 2000, the US produced more than twice as many STEM PhDs as China.
The quality of Chinese university-level STEM education is also improving.
“Most of the recent and rapid growth in Chinese PhD enrollments comes from universities within the higher-quality tiers,” the CSET study found, and “because more than three-quarters of Chinese doctoral graduates specialize in STEM fields, this evidence indicates China’s STEM talent pipeline is becoming more robust.”
And, not surprisingly: “Given the scale of China’s investments in higher education and the high-stakes technology competition between the United States and China, the gap in STEM PhD production could undermine US long-term economic and national security.”
Remco Zwetsloot, one of the authors of the CSET report, was as warning: “If this continues, there seems to be no way the US can continue competing with China on the talent front without immigration reform. It is just a numbers game.”
Because a large percentage of American students are not prepared for graduate studies in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, the US depends on foreign students to fill its universities and pay the bills.
And it has been alienating foreign students – particularly Chinese students, who accounted for about one-third of foreign students in the US before Donald Trump’s anti-China rhetoric and tighter immigration controls.
Efforts under both Trump and President Biden to exclude potential Chinese spies from advanced STEM research also have had an impact.
Remco Zwetsloot, one of the authors of the CSET report, was as warning: “If this continues, there seems to be no way the US can continue competing with China on the talent front without immigration reform. It is just a numbers game.”
Then, at the beginning of August, the Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET) at Georgetown University in Washington issued a report entitled which concluded that: “Based on current enrollment patterns, we project that by 2025 Chinese universities will produce more than 77,000 STEM PhD graduates per year compared to approximately 40,000 in the United States.”
Of course, Chinese universities primarily educate Chinese students while American universities are geared to educating the world. Thus, the Georgetown study found, “if international students are excluded from the US count, Chinese STEM PhD graduates would outnumber their US counterparts more than three to one.”
China overtook the US in the number of STEM PhDs in 2007 and was 47% ahead by 2019. The change has been rapid and it remains so. In 2000, the US produced more than twice as many STEM PhDs as China.
The quality of Chinese university-level STEM education is also improving.
“Most of the recent and rapid growth in Chinese PhD enrollments comes from universities within the higher-quality tiers,” the CSET study found, and “because more than three-quarters of Chinese doctoral graduates specialize in STEM fields, this evidence indicates China’s STEM talent pipeline is becoming more robust.”
And, not surprisingly: “Given the scale of China’s investments in higher education and the high-stakes technology competition between the United States and China, the gap in STEM PhD production could undermine US long-term economic and national security.”
Remco Zwetsloot, one of the authors of the CSET report, was as warning: “If this continues, there seems to be no way the US can continue competing with China on the talent front without immigration reform. It is just a numbers game.”
Because a large percentage of American students are not prepared for graduate studies in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, the US depends on foreign students to fill its universities and pay the bills.
And it has been alienating foreign students – particularly Chinese students, who accounted for about one-third of foreign students in the US before Donald Trump’s anti-China rhetoric and tighter immigration controls.
Efforts under both Trump and President Biden to exclude potential Chinese spies from advanced STEM research also have had an impact.
And hats off to trusty old anti-Asian hate crimes.... doing wonders in keeping the talent away and dumbing down murikkka.
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
The US is the modern day Roman Empire and it will fall because Americans think they need no one and the world cannot live without them.
Their global empire is imploding, but they will still be a great power and the regional hegemon.