Science and Technology in China

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China has no presence in quantum computing.

China achieved 'Quantum Supremacy' in 2020.

China launched a Quantum Satellite in 2000.

China is only focusing on theoretical aspects of quantum computing.

By decreasing the speed of global communication.

By revolutionizing data processing and creating new technological possibilities.

By limiting access to technology for developing countries.

By increasing the cost of technological devices for consumers.

An oversupply of healthcare professionals.

Universal access to high-quality healthcare services.

Concerns about cost, quality, access, and insurance.

A lack of public healthcare providers.

It decreased demand for healthcare services.

It led to an overabundance of available resources.

It increased demand and strained resources.

It had no impact on healthcare resources.

By increasing the retirement age to maintain the workforce.

By improving healthcare access and affordability for the elderly.

By promoting emigration of elderly citizens to other countries.

By reducing funding for elderly care services.

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By eliminating traditional classroom teaching.

By introducing online learning, MOOCs, and AI tutoring.

By decreasing access to educational resources.

By making education less interactive.

Increased social interaction and community building.

Enhanced data privacy and security for all citizens.

Potential job displacement due to automation and increased surveillance.

Decreased access to information and communication technologies.

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