You are correct and I never denied that.Originally Posted by hazz
World's Best Universities in Statistics and Operational Research | US News
You are correct and I never denied that.Originally Posted by hazz
World's Best Universities in Statistics and Operational Research | US News
WTF?
America has the #1 & #3 position
World's Best UniversitiesWhat's the beef?
- #1 MIT
United States- #3 Harvard University
United States
Hate to rain on your parade fellas, but most of the major advances in recent history have come directly from government funded research...
A much-maligned engine of innovation
Mazzucato notes that “75 per cent of the new molecular entities [approved by the Food and Drug Administration between 1993 and 2004] trace their research ... to publicly funded National Institutes of Health (NIH) labs in the US”. The UK’s Medical Research Council discovered monoclonal antibodies, which are the foundation of biotechnology. Such discoveries are then handed cheaply to private companies that reap huge profits.
A perhaps even more potent example is the information and communications revolution. The US National Science Foundation funded the algorithm that drove Google’s search engine. Early funding for Apple came from the US government’s Small Business Investment Company. Moreover, “All the technologies which make the iPhone ‘smart’ are also state-funded ... the internet, wireless networks, the global positioning system, microelectronics, touchscreen displays and the latest voice-activated SIRI personal assistant.” Apple put this together, brilliantly. But it was gathering the fruit of seven decades of state-supported innovation.
A much-maligned engine of innovation - FT.com
Fascinating article btw, from the worlds pre-eminent financial journalist. (Oh, and he's a pom)
^wtf sabang, are you drunk, not reading the thread or posting on thr wrong thread?
He's replying to the thread, not the OP (whatever that might have been about)Originally Posted by hazz
thats what I thought. still does not make any sence
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