meltdown75
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I cant tell you how many foreigners come here on student visas, but you might want to look it up.
zinfamous
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dude. You are 100% clueless on this issue.
#1 country for higher education/research in the world, By FAR. Just look at the yearly student visas granted. Even after 9/11 it dwarfs anywhere else. Hell, each concentrated area in the US (North East, Chicago, West Coast, South East) of research and education individually dwarfs any other country.
marketing, imo.
you give us your shit and we'll sell it. it doesn't even have to exist, we'll find a way to put a price tag on it.
you give us your shit and we'll sell it. it doesn't even have to exist, we'll find a way to put a price tag on it.
Originally posted by: zinfamous
dude. You are 100% clueless on this issue.
#1 country for higher education/research in the world, By FAR. Just look at the yearly student visas granted. Even after 9/11 it dwarfs anywhere else. Hell, each concentrated area in the US (North East, Chicago, West Coast, South East) of research and education individually dwarfs any other country.
My university's engineering grad school is like 80% international students... :\
meltdown75
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Red Squirrel
No Lifer
Lawsuits
Great inventions that could change the world, but can't be used due to the next one
Patents
Ok, now some positives:
Data centers (I could be wrong, but my guess is that more then 50% of sites are hosted in major US DCs)
Defense systems
Hospitality (ex: allowing Mexicans to have a good place to stay)
Great inventions that could change the world, but can't be used due to the next one
Patents
Ok, now some positives:
Data centers (I could be wrong, but my guess is that more then 50% of sites are hosted in major US DCs)
Defense systems
Hospitality (ex: allowing Mexicans to have a good place to stay)
Originally posted by: zinfamous
dude. You are 100% clueless on this issue.
#1 country for higher education/research in the world, By FAR. Just look at the yearly student visas granted. Even after 9/11 it dwarfs anywhere else. Hell, each concentrated area in the US (North East, Chicago, West Coast, South East) of research and education individually dwarfs any other country.
But he said Europe, and Europe isn't a country. Yet. By number of research papers produced and various other popular rankings Europe does more research than the USA. All the best new experiments are being built in Europe. Number of student visas granted, while impressive, can be accounted for by the fact most travelling students want to go to an English speaking University, which leaves few choices, America being by far the largest of those.
for being the best there ever was, is, and ever will be. for whooping ass and taking names. we are the united states!
zinfamous
No Lifer
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Originally posted by: Atheus
Originally posted by: zinfamous
dude. You are 100% clueless on this issue.
#1 country for higher education/research in the world, By FAR. Just look at the yearly student visas granted. Even after 9/11 it dwarfs anywhere else. Hell, each concentrated area in the US (North East, Chicago, West Coast, South East) of research and education individually dwarfs any other country.
But he said Europe, and Europe isn't a country. Yet. By number of research papers produced and various other popular rankings Europe does more research than the USA. All the best new experiments are being built in Europe. Number of student visas granted, while impressive, can be accounted for by the fact most travelling students want to go to an English speaking University, which leaves few choices, America being by far the largest of those.
But I also mentioned that of the most concentrated regions in the US for higher education, each one of those regions outstrips any individual European country in terms of international acclaim.
Not sure what type of research or "experiments" you're talking about, but in sheer volume of medicine, biotech, materials science, textiles, genomics....no one is anywhere close to the US. Taiwan and a few other Asian countries are great at manufacturing computer parts, Japan is excellent with gadgets and tech, but don't forget where the volume of materials research comes from.
True, we've been hurt by 8 years of Bush, tons have fled the US due to his archaic knuckle-dragging fear of science and knowledge, but this is a recent phenomenon. The only major thing Europe has over the US is CERN, whose type of work was based wholly in Chicago over the previous 3 decades+
$14 billion suddenly available in NIH grants = shitload of returning research over the next 2 years :thumbsup:
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