China today stands as the most aggressively innovative force in modern history. What truly matters isn’t just the number of patents,it’s the sheer volume of high-tech, cutting-edge developments they’re churning out. These innovations are reshaping global industries at breakneck speed.

And soon enough, the West, clinging to its fading dominance, will have only one bitter word left to scream: “Stolen”

  • keepcarrot [she/her]@hexbear.netEnglish
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    9 days ago

    This whole thing was interesting as my schooling experience was 20 years ago (good grief). I’ve been meaning to ask my friends who teach what their experience is like.

    i’m sure by now it’s different that it was even two to three decades ago, but from my experience there is some truth to the statement that there was more rote memorization in the eastern educational system.

    That may be true, but I’m not sure it manages to encompass the thought “and therefore the perfidious Chinese will always be behind us in every sector unless they cheat and steal”, which is the underlying message.

    (Also, for my part, my failures at uni going from decent grades in high school was going from 100 to 0 in terms of how much control my parents had over my time and also suddenly having a social life.)

    (and severe depression)