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Debate on the U.S.'s long term strategic and technological goals in an increasingly multi-polar world.
I don't think that anything like an IQ test is important for citizens ship, what is important is loyalty. For this, a unified language is the most important thing. But getting off that tangent and back to the general subject: I think reducing dependence on rare earth elements is important...- Word Count: 110
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Debate on the U.S.'s long term strategic and technological goals in an increasingly multi-polar world.
A sound strategy is one of strategic reserves and independence. The most important things right now are fuel and micro-electronics foundries. Far too many microchip foundries are in China or places China could invade.- Word Count: 36
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