Christophe wrote:Calm down Didier, it's not good for your heart! Don't take my answers personally, I speak, like you, in general ...
The truth is that it is the private power of the GAFA that is making the enormous research effort to bring the first man to Mars ...
So in the end, despite everything we say, the GAFA use the tax money rather well that they do not pay!
(good this is to tease)
It's not often but here too I subscribe. While the governments and the small local potentates of the regions, departments or cities, use anyhow public money because it is not theirs, and as a mayor said, since we spend more we must of course increase local taxes, private companies have a little more concern for return on investment and efficiency in the use of expenditure because it is not enough for them to snap in funds, unlike our politicians.
In addition, high-tech companies generate, without imposing it, a strong personal investment, in particular among young engineers and technicians, because it is a challenge, an exploration of virgin fields, a dream. We are always up for the adventure. Aerospace is one of their fields, with augmented reality and even transhumanism, robotics, nano-technologies ...
It is a very positive aspect of the GAFA that they invest in there.
Too bad we hardly have any of this in France. Not the mentality in France, industrialists are classified as polluters, industrialists are classified as profiteers, we must put a spade in their wheels as soon as possible, all this is lousy. Neither the population nor the rulers are in France facilitators of entrepreneurship and even less of gafa businesses. See for example ATTAC which is opposed to Amazon establishments, and all these associations of the extreme left, often subsidized by public money as long as they have succeeded in passing their partisan crusades for interest public.