jhungary
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That is exactly what I said.......Those papers get peer-reviewed
I mean, publishing paper does not equate to the scientific community accept those papers.....
And then publishing these papers and having them making an impact on the sci-tech field is another issue altogether.
Yeah, that's what I said too,More countries can be typed in for reference to see what the actual state of IP earning is cross-country (which gives indication of actual final innovation of consequence, including "science + tech"):
Any country can have whatever peer review standards or patent filing trend internally..... but cold hard dollars is what matters most, and also gives larger idea of where things stand in larger science, tech and engineering based behind it (especially new frontier areas).
It is also interesting to see what countries pay for IP:
i.e as reference (using most recent year 2021), US earns about 124 billion from the world for IP use. It pays the world around 43 billion.
Japan earns about 48 billion, and spends around 29 billion USD.
China earns about 11 billion and spends around 47 billion USD (i.e more than 4 times it earns).
It is not an IP surplus country....so how can it be a genuine global leader on this front yet?
I mean you have to have a parameter to distinguish yourself to be the leader of the pack, that parameter is missing with the only thing remotely come to play is not necessarily the yardstick to put the issue at rest...
Money is one of the factor, another I think is more related is the application on the field of technology. I mean as I said before, nobody write any paper for the Dark Ray CT scan, but then this is considered one of the major breakthrough on CT technology......
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