The Israeli institute Jiang cites from personal experience as evidence of the country's unusually innovation-driven educational and technical culture.
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The Israeli technical institute Jiang cites as part of the modern, future-oriented Israel he encountered in 2012.
Jiang says that when he visited Israel in May 2012 he experienced it as small but unusually open, cosmopolitan, technologically impressive, and a plausible future for the Middle East.
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"Okay. Um, to be an empire, you have to have Imperial ambitions. Um, and the Israelis have always had impaired ambitions. You can, you..."
"...open, extremely cosmopolitan, extremely liberal, forward looking, technologically impressive. So the Technion, which is their MIT, invited me and my students. So I work..."
"...in 2012, I was a famous educator in China. So the Technion invited me to visit Israel. And I said, I'll come if you..."
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