Science and technology and national interests

All of the technologies developed in the modern world can be regarded as being developed with the goal of economic gain. Even the basic science of pure science is often unrelated to national interests. Nowadays, most basic science can also have money. Research funding is essential, and government support is needed to get it. Government officials are forced to allocate research funding for national benefits in order to use the taxes of precious people, which is often a visible economic benefit. Researchers who are familiar with it often start research from the beginning with the aim of economic gain. The same is true of the Internet. Because all capitalism is based on the benefits of individuals and corporations, the tragedy of commons is inevitable. Technology that helps producers to be fun and easy to make money is still developing, but it is difficult to evolve from the private to the public in a way that helps everyone. That is why the government needs to invest more in value-based technologies that can make everyone happy.