According to this:
>quora.com
Japan's information technology sector is behind the West. Is this true?
Aside from that, how technology advanced really is Japan, and how much of it just myth and memes?
How technology advanced is Japan really?
Michael Stewart
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Robert Hall
Yes, they are behind. The asiatic mind may have 105 mean IQ but they lack creativity and stick to tradition and copying. Hence they will never usurp the white man because they can't invent anything new, all they do is aped from us white.
Colton Robinson
>Make post, hoping for serious answers.
>Get a Jow Forums post.
Fucking hell, Jow Forums, how ill are you? Is this terminal?
Jason Nguyen
Developers and exporters of some of the most innovative, but when it comes to actual use and in offices they're well behind the times.
Nathan Jackson
is right.
Google "Asian creativity problem".
Ryder Scott
>i don like it
>ITS POOOOOOOL
Christopher Perry
So, they design and build all of this great technology. But don't use it themselves? Why?
>Google "Asian creativity problem".
Google "high-level equilibrium trap", it's actually a cultural problem, not a biological one. They were, at one point in time, before the cultural shift explained in "high-level equilibrium trap", more advanced than the West for a long period of time.
Don't post, until you have the whole story, Redditard. Go back to Jow ForumsThe_Donald, I'm serious sick of you shitting up every board outside of Jow Forums.
If I was a janitor, I'd recommend your IP range for a shadowban.
Daniel Evans
Tokyo is modern but everything else is traditional farming and fishing villages
Jeremiah Russell
>... but everything else is traditional farming and fishing villages
I thought they were hemorrhaging people to the cities?
Asher Fisher
Most of it are cars, robotics, and other technologies that aren't useful in an office enviroment. The workforce is used to the older technologies of faxes and such, it's only more recently that other technology has been presenting itself into offices.