April 19, 2025 - 17:32

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has voiced strong criticism regarding the science policies implemented during Donald Trump's presidency. He described these policies as "madness" and "too stupid," expressing concern that they jeopardize America's standing in the global technological landscape, particularly in competition with China.
Schmidt emphasized the urgent need for the United States to prioritize scientific innovation and research. He argued that neglecting these areas could lead to a significant disadvantage in the ongoing technological race with China, which is investing heavily in science and technology. The former tech executive highlighted the importance of fostering an environment that encourages scientific inquiry and collaboration, warning that dismissive attitudes towards science could have long-term consequences for the nation’s economic and technological future.
In a rapidly evolving global landscape, Schmidt's remarks serve as a reminder of the critical role that sound science policies play in maintaining national competitiveness and leadership in innovation.
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