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Sharing technology
April 16, 2025, 04:56:10 AM
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https://dailypost.ng/2025/04/15/britain-not-sharing-technology-on-fighter-project-italy/At this time when the US is subjecting the world to bullying, technology cooperation is essential. Countries need to share technology so that more goods and services will be produced. Nations need to free themselves from overreliance on the US and China.
There is a need for neighboring nations and regional blocs to share technology and ensure that they can protect themselves and their industries from external economic sabotage. I was not pleased when I saw the news that the UK is not sharing technology with European nations. That's bad for Europe's development.
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Re: Sharing technology
April 16, 2025, 07:38:33 AM
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The British were specifically punished for their excellent and abundantly correct decision to leave the EU. This is a consequence of their poor treatment by the rest of Europe. Hopefully EU countries will treat the UK better in the future.
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April 16, 2025, 08:08:05 AM
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I have thought in a while ago that UK is a continent on its own or part of another continent and not from Europe but after some time, I started understanding the geography and traced it to Europe. The point therefore is that UK has not had a uniform and cooperative agreement with EU, including trade and some other treaties. I followed the Brexit under Theresa May which brought alot of controversy until she resigned. I won't be surprised if UK is not letting Europe into their technology because they have historically been in different stance with Europe. I saw this historical write up that I feel like sharing too.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom%E2%80%93European_Union_relations#:~:text=Following%20the%20result%20of%20the,withdrawal%20from%20the%20European%20Union.
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Re: Sharing technology
April 16, 2025, 11:36:48 AM
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"Knowledge is power", and every nation wants power. On paper, countries are supposed to share intelligence and technology with their allies, but in reality, this is not the case. They keep their intelligence a secret and hoard their technology. Everybody wants to have an edge over the other, be it in the military, secret intelligence or the economy
I don't get surprised by news like this, it's what I've always known.
Absolute corporation is not something that will happen anytime soon, it only works on paper. It's international politics. Everybody hoards one intelligence or the other. Tit for tat.
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Re: Sharing technology
April 16, 2025, 06:54:13 PM
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I thought that it's only in the movies when these technologies won't be shared to their neighboring countries. But I don't see anything wrong with it if the British government doesn't want to share any of the piece of technology that's crucial for their army. The article says about that the two countries they're not sharing it is with Italy and Japan. I can understand Japan, they're always advance and have their own technology but if the Britain government has a better one, they won't really share it at all because it's an important matter for their defense and sovereignty.
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Re: Sharing technology
April 17, 2025, 10:28:40 AM
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Quote from: Fiatless on April 16, 2025, 04:56:10 AM
There is a need for neighboring nations and regional blocs to share technology and ensure that they can protect themselves and their industries from external economic sabotage. I was not pleased when I saw the news that the UK is not sharing technology with European nations. That's bad for Europe's development.
You need to check for what the United Kingdom can offer to the Europeans country and the possibility of getting the technology from another country before thinking it will be bad for their development. The European countries are many, they have the capacity to produce any technology.
Quote from: Fiatless on April 16, 2025, 04:56:10 AM
I was not pleased when I saw the news that the UK is not sharing technology with European nations. That's bad for Europe's development.
The Great Britain comprises of 3 countries. England, Scotland and Wales. The UK is not a part of them. We often confuse their relation.
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Re: Sharing technology
April 17, 2025, 12:00:58 PM
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Quote from: Fiatless on April 16, 2025, 04:56:10 AM
I was not pleased when I saw the news that the UK is not sharing technology with European nations. That's bad for Europe's development.
The Great Britain comprises of 3 countries. England, Scotland and Wales. The UK is not a part of them. We often confuse their relation.
Does it mean that they took there decisions not to share because they did not belong to the countries that made up of Britain?, perhaps it could be a justifiable reason for that, however for the fact that UK are no longer among of the European Union could be the reason why they don't want to because at some point I believe if they were still on the European Union they would have had no option but to share because they rely on those countries on it. However Europe is very big considering the countries on it, they can just share technologies to those countries interested and excuse UK.
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Re: Sharing technology
April 17, 2025, 12:29:01 PM
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I was not pleased when I saw the news that the UK is not sharing technology with European nations. That's bad for Europe's development.
The Great Britain comprises of 3 countries. England, Scotland and Wales. The UK is not a part of them. We often confuse their relation.
Does it mean that they took there decisions not to share because they did not belong to the countries that made up of Britain?, perhaps it could be a justifiable reason for that, however for the fact that UK are no longer among of the European Union could be the reason why they don't want to because at some point I believe if they were still on the European Union they would have had no option but to share because they rely on those countries on it. However Europe is very big considering the countries on it, they can just share technologies to those countries interested and excuse UK.
I don't know the right reason why they have decided not to share their technology with the European countries while the media will tell you a particular reason i still doubt it is the main reason. There is no clear path where the entire beef is going as the UK, and the Great Britain is no longer path of European Union but one is for sure, your closest neighboring country you think might be an Alie can become your enemy in the nearest future. A typical example is Russian vs Ukraine, Palestine vs Israel. If your enemy has the same weapon, you have how do you intend to defeat them?
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Re: Sharing technology
April 17, 2025, 12:56:22 PM
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Quote from: Fiatless on April 16, 2025, 04:56:10 AM
https://dailypost.ng/2025/04/15/britain-not-sharing-technology-on-fighter-project-italy/There is a need for neighboring nations and regional blocs to share technology and ensure that they can protect themselves and their industries from external economic sabotage. I was not pleased when I saw the news that the UK is not sharing technology with European nations. That's bad for Europe's development.
any country can be your rival even if you are from the same region if anything they might be even your biggest competitor since you guys primarily share almost the same resources and coming out on top is just a matter of who makes use of said resources and can ensure better governance, who has more talented and skilled citizens and etc
europeans actually hate each other i would not be surprised if one country would want to gatekeep some of their discoveries from other countries even in asia, we have rivalries of our own
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Re: Sharing technology
Today at 03:44:25 AM
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Sharing your technology with another country should be a personal decision and if UK refuses to share theirs with neighboring European countries, nobody can blame them. Every country wants to be as powerful as America, and China, to become among the best you can't share all your secrets, if you do you'll be in the same level with who you share them with. Besides, UK don't quite see themselves as a part of European countries, so they are not under any obligations to share any technological innovations with them. I'm sure that UK wouldn't mind being the most powerful countries in the whole of Europe, and by extension the whole world, sharing sensitive technology won't get them there.
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Today at 05:27:27 AM
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Quote from: Salahmu on April 17, 2025, 12:00:58 PM
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Quote from: Fiatless on April 16, 2025, 04:56:10 AM
I was not pleased when I saw the news that the UK is not sharing technology with European nations. That's bad for Europe's development.
The Great Britain comprises of 3 countries. England, Scotland and Wales. The UK is not a part of them. We often confuse their relation.
Does it mean that they took there decisions not to share because they did not belong to the countries that made up of Britain?, perhaps it could be a justifiable reason for that, however for the fact that UK are no longer among of the European Union could be the reason why they don't want to because at some point I believe if they were still on the European Union they would have had no option but to share because they rely on those countries on it. However Europe is very big considering the countries on it, they can just share technologies to those countries interested and excuse UK.
I agree with you. UK, isn't in EU and EU wants them to share technology with them, how is that possible. There are countries that made up the EU, they should share technology amongst themselves and forget about UK. Or is the EU saying that UK technology is far better than that of the EU.
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Today at 10:36:45 AM
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Sharing technology with another country should be the decision of the country if they want to share, if they don't want to, that's all up to them. Building a country with good technology takes years, resources, effort, and time. If they don't see the other country as equally resourceful or helpful, that might be a limiting factor. Also, if they perceive that sharing their technology might lead to a power dragging someday they might withhold it.
If they feel like helping countries directly in their region is more beneficial, that's another valid reason. So, whatever reason the UK has for not wanting to share their technology is up to them. I think it's best for other countries to focus on building their own technology and taking support from countries that want to support them.
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Re: Sharing technology
Today at 11:24:53 AM
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Quote from: Fiatless on April 16, 2025, 04:56:10 AM
I was not pleased when I saw the news that the UK is not sharing technology with European nations. That's bad for Europe's development.
As some have pointed out, the UK is no longer part of the EU and even the relationship between them has changed significantly since they left Brexit. So you shouldn't be surprised that they don't share technology with each other.
Furthermore, technology sharing must be based on voluntariness as it involves many factors such as national interest and security, intellectual property protection, etc. Or even if the UK remains a member of the bloc, the EU has no right and cannot force the UK to share everything it has worked so hard to research, while the EU does nothing to help them. In this case, it is the EU that is selfish, not the UK.
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Quote from: Salahmu on April 17, 2025, 12:00:58 PM
Does it mean that they took there decisions not to share because they did not belong to the countries that made up of Britain?, perhaps it could be a justifiable reason for that, however for the fact that UK are no longer among of the European Union could be the reason why they don't want to because at some point I believe if they were still on the European Union they would have had no option but to share because they rely on those countries on it. However Europe is very big considering the countries on it, they can just share technologies to those countries interested and excuse UK.
I agree with you. UK, isn't in EU and EU wants them to share technology with them, how is that possible. There are countries that made up the EU, they should share technology amongst themselves and forget about UK. Or is the EU saying that UK technology is far better than that of the EU.
The only time you will see other countries so focused for a certain country to share their technology means that the country has something the other do not have, otherwise there wouldn't be need of beating about it since they have all the things, however I have not checked to no the Union UK belong to now, or have they not join any union since they left the European Union?, a country as such will definitely have were they belong to. Meanwhile the European Union Countries can work together in getting help from other nation to build the technology UK are not sharing with them.
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