Quote by Lee R. Raymond

Without competition, the spectacular development of technology that we have seen in the last one hundred years in this country would not have happened.

Without competition, the spectacular development of technolo

Summary

This quote emphasizes the role of competition in driving technological advancements. It suggests that the remarkable progress seen in the last century in this country is the result of competitive forces encouraging innovation and growth. In a competitive environment, individuals and companies are driven to outperform their peers, leading to the creation and improvement of technological products and services. Without the pressure to stay ahead and beat the competition, there might not have been the same level of motivation to drive such significant technological development.

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Technology

By Lee R. Raymond

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