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Replicating the success of the American research ecosystem everywhere: Towards quantum advancements of science in the developing world
The objective of this paper is to explain and enumerate why we need to replicate the success of the American research ecosystem everywhere, and to explain why doing so could lead to quantum advancements in science everywhere, particularly in the developing world. We begin this paper by
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