Having technology-literate leaders is a major strategic advantage for nations in the 21st century.
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At this point you could say that the long-term success of a nation is determined by its ability to produce technological literacy (or capture technological literacy produced somewhere else)
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The thing is, technology is power, but technology isn't a thing that exists as an external resource, like a stack of coal and iron ore. It mostly exists in people and culture. Its concrete artifacts are short-lived and expandable.
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A tech company without its engineers and processes is just a pile of exponentially depreciating software and servers, that will be worth zero within months. It's all in the people and culture
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Yet for as little as we invest into
#scicomm only a fraction of that is put into true technological literacy & community empowerment / engagement into critical questions!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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same for science
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