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Another way is to look at USA tech industry and compare it to europe, the american one seems much more successful atleast in terms of creating really valuable companies, but finding exactly how they compare is tricker so if USA is straight up better in tech than europe I can't tell.
That's how globalization works.
European companies can focus on research and development, pushing the boundaries of technology and design. These innovations can then be transferred to China for mass production, leveraging China's manufacturing strengths to bring products to market at scale and at competitive prices.
The truth is that everyone in Europe do the same thing to everyone.
It's not the Europe way. It has for longer dealt with slavery in a common way.
You not loved for what color but what you're worth as a living being.
It's likely worse for anyone in the middle. You can't say you being since you not suited to claim it.
What does people say in the background about black people. In Eldercare they say they wish more of them. But the elder say these people can't talk.
You see the eldercare love robots. But the elders selve don't like robots. The issue is that for them to keep their jobs they must act as robots. It's very inhumane to industrialize eldercare. But it is who it is.
Many other worktasks and workplaces inside the industry loves robots. And many low wage jobs loves robots because there is a silence culture to never speak about safety dangers or the sanity of logistics whose owners wouldn't care if the whole place would burn up.
Like, ask a Euro their opinion about "♥♥♥♥♥♥♥" and ho-lee-crap the things you will hear!
Meanwhile, you ask an American about ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and they will say something like "Oh, the sexy fortuneteller ladies, and the dudes with the dancing monkeys that live out of traveling road show trucks? They're pretty cool! But I've only ever seen them in old cartoons."
That's just one. I really can't point out much more because of steam censors, but the typical "Brash American" is tame in comparison to some of the crap I've heard on Euro servers.
According to McKinsey Global Institute
Securing Europe’s competitiveness: Addressing its technology gap EU is lagging significantly behind USA and China in terms of technology.
Europe invest into usa. Because of economic situations.
If usa want cheap oil it means all the research on biofuel goes into buying more oil from USA.
When everything is cheap it doesn't make sense investing into more expensive alternatives.
Well, they are the two superpowers of the world.
Europe is one of their biggest trading partners.
In 2023, both the United States and China made substantial investments in Europe.
The U.S. remains a significant investor in Europe, with its direct investment position in the region increasing significantly. In 2022, U.S. direct investment in Europe rose by $172.8 billion, bringing the total to approximately $6.58 trillion.
and yet America inherited the institutional racism and the UK gave up on slavery and racism long before Americans ever got it into their head to stop treating their African-American population like dirt.
America can't claim the high ground on the issue, they are still dealing with all that racial nonsense and it doesn't help the political landscape fractured enough that there will never be a full reconciliation with the descendants of African slaves brought over by European powers, UK included.
True, but there are huge difference between european countries in how much they invest in research, like some invest about same amount of gdp as USA while others invest significantly less.
spanish reaction to french aristocratic racism, itself a response to british racism.
We don't seem to have a level playing field here.
I'm willing to bet your people showed up at their place uninvited, first.