Finally...Some evolved & informed Yappin on Education

[Muadib]

Yuh tone imply yuh slowly accepting the reality that Singapore is NOT the poster child of non-Military driven IT industry...

Better slow dan nevah..

[Don1]

Nope...I just realize that you can only rise to the level of your relative ignorance on the subject of miltech affairs. Dat ignorance mek yuh get impressed ova relative fryas

Suh mi juss decide fi tek time wid yuh an' tap hol' yuh limitations gainst yuh.

[Muadib]

Ironic.. since it is your ignorance on Singapore Military that has gotten yuh in a prekkeh...

Study more bout Singapore.. di Chiney yuh love yap bout certainly have..

[Don1]

LOL! Prekkeh??

Ok...as you will. Singapore is a major military power ...and the many advanced products of their military industrial complex are known and purchased by armies worldwide. Clearly this military success is a big driver of their native IT development

woooiiiieee mi humerus!!

[Muadib]

The issue is not how big Singapore Military is relative to the World but how big it is relative to the Singapore Economy and how it has helped to drive SINGAPORE IT development..

[Muadib]

You do not have to be a 'major military power' to have military requirements drive IT development...

Twit..

[Don1]

LOL! That's not the issue

All now yuh nuh undastan di matta....gwaan guh ress yuhself yute. Dis biggga dan yuh an mi cyaan waste more time pon yuh education

As mi seh yuh free fi worship all tings Singaporean .... wi know seh ah heaven dat fi yuh

[Muadib]

Oh... yuh know di breddah dat type dis tripe ?:

<I agree that military industry does help greatly... but they're examples of countries that don't have that military advantage. Singapore is probably the best. It's a top tier IT player. >

Man seh di BEST example..

Wheh yuh seh.. Singapore don't have that military advantage ???

lol ! woiee ! mi nicholsonitis !

[Don1]

Let me break it down for you since you're so thoroughly confused. I understand your limitations

Singapore has excellent IT infrastructure....which is overwhelmingly a result of civilian industry...incl HUGE tech imports

Singapore's military is relatively small and its arms exports are not significant ... So clearly its military sector is NOT a big driver of the native IT sector. This proves my original point to Jawge that the presence of a big military industry is NOT a prerequisite for IT development

By contrast.... Israel's military is HUGE and highly ADVANCED....and its military is a HUGE driver of its IT sector which is also HUGE & ADVANCED

I know this impeccable logic is taxing on your likkle brain's computing power but...Hush

Now tek whe yuh self....study dat ...an' nuh come back wid nuh more ignorance tonite. Save some fi Friday

[Muadib]

Unfortunately you are guessing and spelling..

Singapore has a VERY large Military spend relative to its size and very advanced military based on force multiplier approach.. is over 30 years dem site dat rake..

It is not an example of a country that does not use Military spend to stimulate native IT sector... much less the BEST example..