I think most Western (low-Why scientists) tend toward a lesser interest in
politics, save, getting funding. The thing is not if they don't want to be
persecuted, but how well the serve the Chinese Communist Party? Hence, my
caution regarding sorrow over this 'missed opportunity.' In any case,
On Tue, Oct 3, 2023 at 5:50 PM 'spudboy...@aol.com' via Everything List <
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> * > most Han scientists, unlike the Wall Streeters, are loyal to their
> homeland.*
>
I don't know how you figure that. Most scientists are apolitical, they just
don't want to be
I think the elites that run, the govt, academia, big business are not mentally
in a position to "take advantage," of this. Secondly, most Han scientists,
unlike the Wall Streeters, are loyal to their homeland. Thus, in a war, hiring
them is an unsafe bet. Last, we also need room for LLM's and
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