There has been quite a lot written about Chinese talent programs, which are quite diverse and take on many forms. Some are more conventional and encourage exchange students to visit their country and attend their universities. Others involve pilfering research yet in-progres, others involve theft of trade secrets or convincing persons to betray either State or Trade secrets. An important facet of Bureau 18's process is the use of open-source information in order to find new leads, much as salesmen look for business leads.Anerican talent recruitment efforts, to the extent that there are any, are centered upon universities. University professors double as recruiters for a variety of agencies both public and private. A university professor in the United States can make as much as $3,500/month in addition to their university salary to recruit for the CIA and for other government agencies.However, I looked into it and there's no government program in the U.S. in which a person might be tracked down after public-domaining a clever invention or anonymously sharing a solution to a difficult problem. The idea that the most competent candidates for jobs will be found at universities when no one can afford to attend them is absurd. Why restrict the search to universities?Similarly, the Patent Office cannot be used as the sole instrument for monitoring for innovations considering the $10,000 average cost of a patent and the potential for imprisonment of anyone who files for patent protection for any military-applicable invention.In a developing story, a Pennsylvania inventor announced that 567 inventions and other writings were in the public domain and had been in Russian hands for at least two years (Chinese hands, perhaps, for longer.) When the government was told about this, do you think they leapt into action or do you think they ignored it?5 October, 8 October and 13 November 2025.https://mega.nz/folder/YE5RzaRK#FqKLdtp5sdwxYr_7A37mew
>>16905336>Chinese>RussianThe more countries that steal technology the better. Aristotle would have died with the Greeks if it weren't for the intellectual theft of the Romans and Arabs.The Russian-owned Sci-Hub has done more to develop American talent than the Epstein-owned CIA ever will.
>>16905336America has a talent program. It's called fintech and it does an incredible job of identifying and recruiting the top minds the country has to offer. It then puts those minds to work on coming up with all manner of financial instruments that are mostly unrelated to reality but drain off value from productivity everywhere. When it comes to fintech, there are no HR karens screwing up the hiring process. There are no recruiters fresh out of college who have no idea what the people they're recruiting would do in the job they're being hired to do. All of the DEI nonsense is firewalled away. Fintech is the only true meritocracy left, which is why the inner workings are hidden from the public.
>>16905830There's nothing wrong with international cooperation on research projects, but I think my point is that given that the U.S. has more physics labs than any country in the world, bar none, it seems absurd for our learning and research institutions to be so inaccessible for the variety of reasons they are. It fundamentally does not make sense any more than it would make sense for a town that has a Wal-Mart to have citizens driving to the next-closest Wal-Mart because the Wal-Mart has decided that despite its shelves being fully stocked that it is going to charge 10x the market price for its products.Our system allows the wealthy to participate but wastes the talent of everyone else. In the 1980s and 90s, the generation which came before my generation was worried that the thing which would blow us off-course as a generation was drugs. They kept telling us that if we simply refrained from getting hooked on drugs, success would be automatic.As it turns out, I had no inclination to do drugs but the tuition being charged was a problem. Of course, I'd be remiss if I didn't point out that a larger proportion of American students are getting sidetracked into what is essentially Special Education if they have "behavioral problems" and these behavioral problems are, of course, in the eye of the beholder. They've got probably 10% of the student population of every Secondary in America in Special Ed and probably 50% on some sort of brain-addling pharmaceutical. Asian-American parents are not leaping at the opportunity to have their kids chemically lobotomized and neither are people in other countries. Only the U.S. is doing that.Even Paris Hilton, a lot of people don't know this about her, was swept up into a Troubled Teen Industry program.https://youtu.be/cFLaEnQ2Dp0?si=sRVd3FABXWEdfT9e
>>16905917>Troubled Teen Industry programMaybe instead of the overemphasis on STEM we should focus on the Development of Mental Health. Like on the ISS, both Russian and American scientists have cooperated on the development of Socionics. https://youtu.be/itwIQj3rgZY?t=15
>>16905336I’m not sure whats worseHaving my theory shot down by atheist academics Or remaining in the dark until deathKnowing full well there’s truth to be found within
>>16905910>fintech>need to pledge allegiance to Israel before getting an interviewlove the meritocracy concept you have going on there
>>16907548Not really sure what you're getting at. Is that some /pol/ thing?
>>16905910>incredible job of identifying and recruitingI'm not seeing it, chief>university trains and assesses talent>student loan debt is a great recruiterMy guess is fintech probably lets the pile of money do the work and they actually do comparatively little value added in quality control relative to other professions.
>>16907460Gotta roll the dice and play the numbers sometime.Having little success is better than none
>>16905336american public schools have the gifted and talented / Advanced Placement program. private education in America still uses Advanded Placement classes but also uses the IB system. and if you are really smart you will get recruited to private systems run by universities. i got recruited and didn't go, and you should have seen 12 year olds running around your university.it exists, you are just too dumb to have ever come across it.
i.age bumping a thread by a literal tripfaggot OP
>>16905830this
>>16905336Leftist states are shutting down all the gifted and talented school programs for equity reasons
>>16905336Me must recognize that everyone is talented in their own way, we must deconstruct notions of talent completely, and encourage a quota based system for lead of an egalitarian participation.
>>16905336At this point, it will just become a Nazi Youth organization.
>>16913375kek
>>16905336Why would we scout local talent when foreign talent will work for less?pledge allegiance to gdp
>>16905336cool it with the anti-semitism.
>>16905336America has lots of talent programs. If you weren't placed in ap programs you are probably an idiot.
