James Cameron punts tech careers in US

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James Cameron punts tech careers

'Avatar' director James Cameron urged young Americans Monday to pursue careers in science and technology to keep the United States at the forefront of technical innovation -- and allow him to make more blockbuster movies.

 

[LazyLion]

ain't Science Fiction grand?

 

[Palimino]

James Cameron punts tech careers

'Avatar' director James Cameron urged young Americans Monday to pursue careers in science and technology to keep the United States at the forefront of technical innovation...

The US is crippling its ‘technical innovation’ ability by it’s half-witted religious stand. “There are some things we were not meant to know” <rolls eyes>. Look at their arsehole attitude towards stem cell research under Bush. Technical innovation? Pfuiiii!

 

[Eonblack]

Lol, not to mention their belief that Open-source is Anti-capitalism and un-American, like Betruger said "All they want is something they can sell, a product, I'll give them their product!"

 

[Otumeel]

But then again if too many people study science and technology then you get the great special effects but with the uninspired story .... like in Avatar.

 

[boramk]

The US is crippling its ‘technical innovation’ ability by it’s half-witted religious stand. “There are some things we were not meant to know” <rolls eyes>. Look at their arsehole attitude towards stem cell research under Bush. Technical innovation? Pfuiiii!

They were and still are, the most technologically innovative, with the most patents than any other country in the world..
Most things around you were created by Americans, just because it says "Made in China" at the back, doesn't mean they had no hand in it

 

[boramk]

Lol, not to mention their belief that Open-source is Anti-capitalism and un-American, like Betruger said "All they want is something they can sell, a product, I'll give them their product!"

Well, Open-Source technically is not capitalist.. Tell me how it is =/