Palmer Luckey says U.S. universities lag behind China in practical skills

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Anduril founder Palmer Luckey warns U.S. universities are falling behind China, producing "worker bees" instead of builders. Luckey argues American education prioritizes theory over practical skills, allowing China to excel in manufacturing and engineering, citing Apple's reliance on Chinese engineers. While China leads in technical training, the U.S. still fosters entrepreneurial risk-taking, as seen in Luckey's own career path.


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