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| − | Have you got a telephone directory? <a href=" http://arcsolutions.de/de/#mum "></a> 50% of Chinese major in science, engineering, and technology compared to 13% in the US. Based on differences in populations, China trains 17 times as many students in the profit making professions as the US. Recent international tests showed Chinese students scored 1st and 1st in math and science. Hong Kong tested separately and scored 3rd and 3rd. The US scored 31st in math and 23rd in science. In 2011, Premier Wen Jiabao told the Chinese Academy of Science and Technology that there would be “freedom and democracy in academic pursuits,” so the West’s democratic arguments for technological development is not valid. When I studied for my Phd in engineering with a focus on metallurgy in Texas, I did not hold an election to determine the chemical composition of alloys. I did not create a community organization and hold a discussion to determine the tensile strength of any alloy.
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Toowcduhn! That's a really cool way of putting it!
