1.
Stanford
2.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
3.
Harvard
4.
University of Washington
5.
University of Michigan
6.
Northwestern University
7.
University of Texas
8.
University of Wisconsin
9.
University of Pennsylvania
10. Korea
Advanced Institute of Science & Technology
Here
is what we found interesting about the top 10:
·
Nine of the top 10 schools – American
·
Of the nine, five are private schools
·
Four are state funded systems:
o
Washington
o
Michigan
o
Texas
o
Wisconsin
·
Three eastern schools, all private
·
Three Midwest universities: Michigan, Wisconsin and
Northwestern – private
·
Two west coast schools – no public California
school in top 10
Can
we learn anything from this compilation?
What does this mean?
Be
suspicious, very suspicious of those who preach all good comes from
government. Socialism is the new “trick
or treat” offered as an offset; an improvement on capitalism. At least according to the top three Democrat politicians
– Obama, Hillary and Bernie. We ask of
them – show us. Show us where socialism
advances the human condition. Show us
where socialism improves the economics of the middle class. Stop talking – show us.
But
the fact is, the list contains 100 schools – only one is based in a
socialist/communist country. Of the top
50, 33 are American. 4 – South Korea, 4 – Japan and 8 – Europe. There is only one school coming from
the well populated socialist/communist bloc – #72, Tsinghua University, China. Not one from Africa or India or Russia. Or South America. Not one.
Not one from a government owned and/or controlled economy.
Why
do we publish this list? Well, it is
actually based on something measurable which in these days of government issued
facts and figures routinely manipulated by politicians, bureaucrats and our
media – we call them the “Hollywood
media,” is quite an accomplishment. How
did Reuters determine which are the top innovative colleges and
universities? It looked at published
research and patent filings. Here is how
they put it –
“So how can potential partners,
investors, faculty and students know if an institution is really transforming
science and technology and impacting the global economy?
To answer that question, Reuters
set out to find and rank the world's top 100 innovative universities
empirically, building a methodology that employs 10 different metrics. The
criteria focused on academic papers, which indicate basic research performed at
a university, and patent filings, which point to an institution's interest in
protecting and commercializing its discoveries.”
It is easy to say – business doesn’t create jobs, government
ownership/control is the answer. It is
not possible to find any demonstrable evidence to support these words. The demonstrable evidence is 99% behind
capitalism; the marketplace; free enterprise and competition. But heck, if you are uninformed and ignorant, why not socialism?
Source,
as well as the complete listings, go to:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/09/15/idUSL1N11K16Q20150915
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