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Why doesn't the UK government understand technology?
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YOU only have to stick a UK politician on a TV sofa to chat about technology to see how well it is understood at a senior level. At best, you get empty platitudes about the importance of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects in school.and more »
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Why doesn't the UK government understand technology? - New Scientist
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