In these days, everyone wants to become a programmer; the physical and traditional industries are in a severe decline. If China does not develop its physical industries while the virtual economy thrives, will it be occupied by the Japanese once again?
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In these days, everyone wants to become a programmer; the physical and traditional industries are in a severe decline. If China does not develop its physical industries while the virtual economy thrives, will it be occupied by the Japanese once again?
“In these days, everyone wants to become a programmer; the physical and traditional industries are in a severe decline. If China does not develop its physical industries, then the virtual economy will flourish. I wonder what level of professional you are to draw such conclusions. I want to ask whether they are reliable and trustworthy – could you please reveal the source of these conclusions?:)
It’s just some idiot who complains without any reason; they take anything they read online at face value
Those that have gone through deindustrialization – there are a few good ones now
It’s hard to say about such things; I just think that ordinary people should uphold the agricultural civilization. When they go to the cities, they think they can earn more money, but in reality it’s just enough to make ends meet.
Hehe, there are already some people who, without you even realizing it, preset the topic of discussion according to their own way of thinking. Then, following his line of thought, it leads you, in a daze, to the ditch. Sometimes one really has to admire it. Just like the topic posted by the original poster, sigh,,,,
Has the entity gone? Is software not needed? It’s better to do more rather than talk less; working diligently is the key.
Under a popular astronomy article, some idiot asked me how to explain the phrase \"the end of science is theology,\" which pissed me off so much that I had to write several angry posts before I calmed down
I’ve learned to program. It shows that you’re even more capable, Bai. {:3_51:} Isn’t it said that everything in the world should be interconnected? To achieve this connection, software is needed. Software represents a new industry; chemical plants will eventually become fully automated, with human operators being replaced by software, and instruments such as radar level gauges and ultrasonic level gauges being discarded as they become obsolete. :lol . .