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produce machines that have no instances in the natural world, while the 'technology of naturoids' aims to re-produce technologically things that reside in nature. Nevertheless, both are technological traditions and that of naturoids is today strictly linked to the so-called Hi-Tech. Massimo
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Science is listed as a technology sector. I don't think this is fitting. This is basically like listing Biology or Chemistry as a technology sector. Computer Science is the study of computing which is applicable to engineering tools in various technology sectors. I'm going to remove Computer
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Many countries and regions like United States, Singapore, Canada, Greece, Italy, Denmark, Belgium, the
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The above sentence only applies for certain technologies. 1960's spacecraft, jet aircraft (the fastest military jet fighter is a 60s design), nuclear power, etc. are still relatively high tech today. The most extreme example would be manned space exploration as we have slided backwards into 1940s
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As the author of the 'theory of naturoids' ('before named 'theory of the artificial') I do not agree. It is obvious that not all Hi-Tech devices are naturoids. In fact, the theory says that the technology (and its history) has a double, alternate teleology: the 'conventional technology' aims to
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Certain nuclear technologies are missing. Aircraft goes back to the
Wrights who were quite high tech for their day, and they in turn influenced computing (computers were made in Ohio up to the 1980s; we hear and read a very biased history of computing), and those firms spread through the USA and
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Further analysis from OECD shows that using research intensity as an industry classification indicator is also possible. The OECD does not only take the manufacturing but also the usage rate of technology into account. The OECD's classification is as follows (stable since 1973):
615:. There are several high technology definitions that can be found. Moreover, there are many problems with identifying high technology. There are large diversity of definitions that are used. Here is a short overview of a number of different techniques to define high technology.
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The paragraph beginning with "Like Big
Science..." doesn't really read like an encyclopedia entry, it's kind of verbose and doesn't give very much information. Also "if investment exceeds potential... investors can lose most of their investment." Uh... yeah, obviously.
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Ditto the comment. Were the citation to include the names of say the G20 nations, etc. I could see that. A small slight is New
Zealand (part of UKUSA). I have visited the Swiss technology park. Korea and Singapore are missing. Get a citation.
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It seems odd that the page is headed with a section on origins. Protocol would be a definition of high-tech heading the page, with origins as a leading sub-section. Is someone better qualified than me willing to write this?
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When and how did the term originate? It happened sometime between the 1960s (when it was unheard of) and the 1990s (when it became common). I think that one indication of this is that MIT was
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Move the title to High technology according to the lede word. Also the title of Low tech is "Low technology". So, I think the title should be moved from High tech to High technology.
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Switzerland not included? Did the author include them in this order like this for a reason? Should they be re-orded to be alphabetic?
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