Raj-Hindustani
Elite Member
Ridiculous. You need to know how much innovation lies between turning a technology from the laboratory into great factory-scale production. You think it is merely engineering capability? Now, apart from China, these two huge factory zones are turning into ruins! When it comes tounderlying technologies, the predatory civilization of the modern Western world is all built on underlying technologies invented by China. China is not an agricultural country like India. China began exporting silk and porcelain thousands of years ago, and then gunpowder and steel. It is the oldest industrial country in human civilization.
I agree that taking a technology from the laboratory to mass production involves enormous innovation. China has clearly demonstrated that capability, and I’m not dismissing it.
But that still doesn't answer my original point. Mass-producing, optimizing, and improving a technology after receiving it through technology transfer is different from inventing the underlying technology. Both are valuable, but they are different contributions.
Original invention → Technology transfer (by other country) → Development/optimization → Scale-up → Mass production...
I have already agreed and given credits to China after two parts – but credit for first two parts can not take by china.
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