The point is not China vs the US, it is open source innovation vs proprietary innovation. Twenty years ago, I was part of introducing Linux into the New York Stock Exchange. I began one of the meetings with the phrase, "we were bringing the people's operating system into the heart of capitalism." Capitalism always confiscates and destroy…
The point is not China vs the US, it is open source innovation vs proprietary innovation. Twenty years ago, I was part of introducing Linux into the New York Stock Exchange. I began one of the meetings with the phrase, "we were bringing the people's operating system into the heart of capitalism." Capitalism always confiscates and destroys as it monetizes for short term gain over long term progress.
The point is not China vs the US, it is open source innovation vs proprietary innovation. Twenty years ago, I was part of introducing Linux into the New York Stock Exchange. I began one of the meetings with the phrase, "we were bringing the people's operating system into the heart of capitalism." Capitalism always confiscates and destroys as it monetizes for short term gain over long term progress.