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why you act like a Child? are you really 40? seems I am dealing with an 18 year ultra nationalistic guy.
For starters I have 3 Jobs, got it? I have even Worked for ANA the national airliner of Japan, (i have programming knowledge too) so please stop dreaming, Technology is not the property of a single nation and the most advanced nation was The USA, but even the USA can not stop globalization and the spread of technology.
Relax, breath grow, Technology does not show you are smarter, technology is only a policy and these days any nation can develop technology, globalization has made technology to spread all over the world grow other wise you are not more than a CCP troll with psychological issues since in 2024 the best is cooperate since WWIII no one will win it except the world government who will benefit from the stupidity of Xi and Putin .
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An innovative Brazilian robot guide dog has been created with the purpose of assisting people with visual impairments and mobility to avoid accidents by finding the safest route.
Lysa, the robot dog, stands out for its special mission of guiding people with visual disabilities or reduced mobility and has been awarded the prize in Mobility and Prevention at the Fundación MAPFRE Awards for Social Innovation.
CEO of Vixsystem in Brazil, Neide Sellin
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Cute CEO CEO of Vixsystem in Brazil, Neide Sellin
She shows our two CCP trolls are angry because they think China can only create technology
and their technology has no fails
Mexico built five autonomous mini robots and they will be sent to the moon in June 2023 on a mission called 'Colmena'. Among other objectives assigned to the 'Colmena' robots, they will search for data on the presence of high-value rare metals and sands.
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“China’s scientific research evaluation system has not changed, and corruption in the system that may affect integrity has further increased,” said a sleuth in China, who tracks paper mills and requested anonymity for fear of retaliation by the government.
Bribery offers from China rattle journal editors. Are they being scammed?
Richard Addante On November 12, Richard Addante, an associate editor at the journal Frontiers in Psychology, received an alarming email from someone purporting to be a faculty member at a universit…
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‘The situation has become appalling’: fake scientific papers push research credibility to crisis point
This article is more than 10 months oldLast year, 10,000 sham papers had to be retracted by academic journals, but experts think this is just the tip of the iceberg
Robin McKie
Sat 3 Feb 2024 16.00 GMT
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Tens of thousands of bogus research papers are being published in journals in an international scandal that is worsening every year, scientists have warned. Medical research is being compromised, drug development hindered and promising academic research jeopardised thanks to a global wave of sham science that is sweeping laboratories and universities.
Last year the annual number of papers retracted by research journals topped 10,000 for the first time. Most analysts believe the figure is only the tip of an iceberg of scientific fraud.
“The situation has become appalling,” said Professor Dorothy Bishop of Oxford University. “The level of publishing of fraudulent papers is creating serious problems for science. In many fields it is becoming difficult to build up a cumulative approach to a subject, because we lack a solid foundation of trustworthy findings. And it’s getting worse and worse.”
The startling rise in the publication of sham science papers has its roots in China, where young doctors and scientists seeking promotion were required to have published scientific papers. Shadow organisations – known as “paper mills” – began to supply fabricated work for publication in journals there.
‘The situation has become appalling’: fake scientific papers push research credibility to crisis point
Last year, 10,000 sham papers had to be retracted by academic journals, but experts think this is just the tip of the iceberg
Bad China you are so corrupt lot of money to embezzled
Whoa India skyrocketed!
Most like money pumped for vaccine research
This is the beauty Inida has strong government and political independence.
Japan has strong government but no political independence, so it couldn't enter the most profitable industries by US ban.
Mexico have none of them, weak government couldn't even win over cartels, and all its crucial industrlies like agricutlres, internal comsuming markets were totally controlled by US.
If profitble buisness like avocado controlled by Cartels, means the government got no tax from it, then no one expect Mexican government has money to invest on R&D
As cartels take a stake in ‘green gold,’ US and Mexico rethink how avocados reach American kitchens
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The unemployment rate in China for people aged 16 to 24 in cities reached a record high of 21.3% in June 2023. Graduates of universities and vocational and technical colleges accounted for 70% of the unemployed young in 2022 – up from 9% two decades ago.Aug 19, 2024
China’s Graduate Flood - The Globalist
China’s young generation is getting frustrated. They work very hard on a good education – and increasingly end up unemployed.
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Higher education is expanding, and if current patterns are maintained, 26% of youth will gain a degree at some point in their lifetime. Half a million graduates enter the labour market every year and Mexico relies on these graduates to move upward in the global value chains.
Unemployment with advanced education (% of total labor force with advanced education) in Mexico was reported at 3.432 % in 2023, according to the World Bank collection of development indicators, compiled from officially recognized sources. Mexico - Unemployment with advanced education (% of total unemployment) - actual values, historical data, forecasts and projections were sourced from the World Bank on December of 2024.
Mexico - Unemployment With Advanced Education (% Of Total Unemployment) - 2024 Data 2025 Forecast 1995-2023 Historical
Unemployment with advanced education (% of total labor force with advanced education) in Mexico was reported at 3.432 % in 2023, according to the World Bank collection of development indicators, compiled from officially recognized sources. Mexico - Unemployment with advanced education (% of...
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How are China’s young graduates and universities coping with high unemployment?
A Post review of annual reports by Chinese universities offers insight into the current state of youth joblessness as official figures resume, and 2024 looks to be rife with challenges.
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When you have democracy you have critics, then
Chinese Workers Fear Work! Every Industry Fails to Pay, Rebellion Now Seen as the Only Solution
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Kazatomprom, the world’s largest uranium producer, revealed that Rosatom’s Uranium One Group sold its 49.979% stake in the Zarechnoye joint venture (JV) to SNURDC Astana Mining Company, whose ultimate beneficiary is China’s State Nuclear Uranium Resources Development Company.
Good progress, Russia is lack of money and started to selling assets.
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Good progress, Russia is lack of money and started to selling assets.
China Replaces Russia In Kazakh Uranium Mines
Russia's nuclear giant Rosatom is selling stakes in its uranium mining operations in Kazakhstan to Chinese companies, the main Kazakh uranium company said Tuesday, underscoring Beijing's growing clout in central Asia.
Russia sells stakes in Kazakh uranium deposits to Chinese companies
Russia has reportedly sold its stakes in certain Kazakh uranium deposits to Chinese-owned companies, marking a significant shift in the global uranium market.
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In the past two years, China has spent a staggering 8 billion euros to procure fewer than 120 advanced immersion DUV lithography machines from Dutch company ASML. On the surface, this seemed like a bold and extravagant move. However, as of September 7, the reality has turned into a bitter irony: maintenance and upgrades for these machines are now completely restricted.
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Holding back China's chipmaking progress is a fool’s errand, says U.S. Commerce Secretary
Investments in semiconductor manufacturing and innovation matter more than bans and sanctions.
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It has little impact on China's semiconductor industry, and China has mastered the whole industry chain of lithography equipment for the 7nm to 14nm chip process. More advanced process lithography machines will have good news in 12 months. The next year is the moment for China's semiconductor industry to open the champagne
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Bloomberg) -- Chinese automakers captured their smallest share of Europe’s electric-vehicle market in eight months, after new tariffs added as much as 35% to the cost of importing cars to the region.
Manufacturers such as BYD Co. and SAIC Motor Corp.’s MG accounted for 7.4% of EV registrations across Europe in November, down from 8.2% in October, according to automotive researcher Dataforce. That’s the lowest level since March.
The European Union imposed the added tariffs at the end of October, after an investigation found that state aid had provided China’s EV industry with an unfair advantage. Months of talks failed to resolve the trade dispute, leading Brussels to tack the new fees onto an existing 10% import duty.
While all EVs produced in China are subject to the tariffs, including ones made by Western brands like BMW AG and Tesla Inc., the amounts vary depending on how much support an automaker received and whether it cooperated with the EU’s probe.
MG’s state-owned parent SAIC was hit hardest, with tariffs that now total 45%. Long the top-selling Chinese carmaker in Europe, the once-British sportscar brand has faltered recently, logging a 58% drop in registrations last month from a year earlier, based on data provided by Jato Dynamics, another research firm.
Amid MG’s retreat, BYD has pressed ahead, with registrations across Europe more than doubling in November to 4,796 vehicles.
“BYD is taking over the market while MG is taking major setbacks,” said Julian Litzinger, an analyst with Dataforce. BYD’s growth is healthy, he added, with nearly 80% of its registrations attributed to private and fleet customers.
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BYD's Hungary factory will start production by the end of 2025, manufacturing four vehicle models. | BitAuto
Bitauto News: We have learned from relevant media that BYD's Hungary factory will officially start production at the end of 2025, primarily manufacturing four vehicle models: <a href="/global/hashtag/atto-7/">Atto 2</a> , <a href="/global/byd/atto3/">Atto 3</a> , <a...
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Try to find some serious media.
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