Things are exponential, the presentation is already a bit dated and I've seen it before. It does cause concern.
I first encountered the Indian problem when I entered a master's program in engineering in 1966 at the height of our effort to reach the moon. There were 25 students in our industrial engineering program, a guy from Columbus Ohio, 23 Indians and Pakistanis, and I. The Indians were brilliant and far surpassed me in their studies. Later, while teaching, I met and befriended a couple from Bombay. Both had identical IQs of 156. He went on for a PhD and she joined Microsoft.
Based on population alone and educational standards, the United States will never surpass these countries in technological development in the very near future. We can only hope to join the world community in creating technologies that help everyone. Apple's worldwide developers' conference yesterday holds that kind of promise.
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thought provoking!!
I first encountered the Indian problem when I entered a master's program in engineering in 1966 at the height of our effort to reach the moon. There were 25 students in our industrial engineering program, a guy from Columbus Ohio, 23 Indians and Pakistanis, and I. The Indians were brilliant and far surpassed me in their studies. Later, while teaching, I met and befriended a couple from Bombay. Both had identical IQs of 156. He went on for a PhD and she joined Microsoft.
Based on population alone and educational standards, the United States will never surpass these countries in technological development in the very near future. We can only hope to join the world community in creating technologies that help everyone. Apple's worldwide developers' conference yesterday holds that kind of promise.
Ron