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yardwork

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9. This is an outrageously bigoted post.

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Sat Apr 7, 2018, 06:55 AM

Apr 2018

You have offered zero evidence that any of this - which describes the career path of young people who are trying to establish themselves as researchers to cure cancer, for instance - has anything whatsoever to do with spying.

Where did this come from?

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Source? itsrobert Apr 2018 #1

Observation FarCenter Apr 2018 #3

There is a quicker test: Dunk them in water to see if they float dalton99a Apr 2018 #2

I'm sure lots of foreign students from different countries exfiltrate data to their home countries. earthshine Apr 2018 #4

Is spreading scientific knowledge bad? Cicada Apr 2018 #5

I'd rather have a us company patent the cure for cancer than a foreign one FarCenter Apr 2018 #7

What is taught in universities is not some top secret thing JI7 Apr 2018 #6

It's not military classified information, but it is valuable intellectual property, trade secrets FarCenter Apr 2018 #8

This is an outrageously bigoted post. yardwork Apr 2018 #9