Thoughts? Conclusions of the WSJ opinion piece: Unless the U.S. can organize a national response analogous to the mobilization that created the technologies that won World War II, China could soon dominate the technologies of the future and the opportunities they will create. https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/ch...nductors-5g-wireless-green-energy-11638915759
Let's increase equity-based math education and eliminate failing grades, that should fix the problem.
Doubt it. The advantage that the US has is that it attracts talent from all over the world--many who stay and build the future here. China is extremely homogenous and authoritarian, which means global talent won't flock there.
More like Un-Impressive Infographics. Averages are so meaningless. Take average temperature on a average day in an average America city. For instance my old home town, NYC today's historical average is a range of 44° - 31°. Temp right now is 49° Go figgah. "Fuzzy" math it is.
Well, we keep fighting over made up CRT nonsense and "school vouchers". Of course they'll eat our lunch