If we keep statement that "We are the best" until one day we realize that statement is not true any more, then we will far behind others.
Ninh Pham, PhDCJ · 4 days ago
We need to understand the fact that technology innovation has change from time to time. The United States may superior in technological weapons decades ago; however, as an existing, many other countries caught up due to they learn the technological advantages to defend their countries. To assume something, common sense, and based on experiences sometimes can creates misleading actual facts. China even has landed Moon Rover Rabbit on the moon when other countries could not. Every countries have their own technological knowledge that differs from the U.S. Process of obtain scientific knowledge are to learn and copy from others, then create something better. We import so many technological personnel from other countries each year through H1B visa and others to help our technological innovation, and we do not actually create our own. Every countries in the world are copy and learning from each other that including the United Sates. We need to examine and analyze the pros and cons from other countries' information technology to add to our own to make things better. If we keep statement that "We are the best" until one day we realize that statement is not true any more, then we will far behind others. Scientific technological knowledge change from time to time. Something may be good for today, but it will be out-of-date tomorrow. Nothing will be last forever. Every countries have their own classify secrets, especially, when involve to their public safety and national security. We may learn information technology and news from the controlled media, and these resources are not reliable. Let take a look cellular phone technology; the cell phones we have right now are much more different from years ago. They have lots of memories, features, and functions more than the past, so military technologies. Learning process never end, and we need to keep up with it to defend a nation from vulnerability in both physical and cyberspace.
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