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標題: 李嘉诚基金捐1.3亿美元办广东以色列理工学院 [打印本頁]
作者: 1234ats 時間: 13-10-2 00:20 標題: 李嘉诚基金捐1.3亿美元办广东以色列理工学院
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李嘉诚基金会9月29日宣布捐资1.3亿美元，协助全球知名的以色列理工学院落户中国，在汕头大学校园兴建一所全新理工学院，命名为“广东以色列理工学院”，最快2014年开办首个学士课程。李嘉诚29日在以色列特拉维夫签署合作备忘录，期望学院引领中国发展工程、科学和生命科学等领域，推动研究与创新。
9月29日，李嘉诚29日到访以色列理工学院Technion，宣布会把这所理工学院的创新精神带到广东省，透过李嘉诚基金会捐资1.3亿美元(逾10亿港元)，在汕头大学连手打造“广东以色列理工学院”(TGIT)。广东省和汕头市政府将拨款及汕大校园旁的一块面积达33万平方米的土地，支持学院建设与初期营运开支。李嘉诚更获学院颁发“PresidentAward”(最高荣誉奖章)，是获此殊荣的第5人。
这是以色列理工学院史上最大的一笔捐赠，亦是以色列高等教育界有史以来获得最慷慨的资助之一。首次到访以色列的李嘉诚29日在签约仪式时形容，“科技”本身是一支支迷人魔术棒，内含成就转变的威力，产出成千上万种新选择、新想法与新对策，也能为存在已久的问题带来新的解决方法。
李嘉诚说：“要在竞争中开创胜局，要释放人类的潜能，要构建一个知识丰富的社会，让大家可享有持续的优质生活；投资教育失当，不推行改革是对未来的罪行，"投资"教育是创造未来。”
以色列理工学院校长PeretzLavie与汕头大学执行校长顾佩华签署合作备忘录，共同创办TGIT。TGIT将以英语教学，教职员将会由全球大学的科研人员中招聘，学院将于2014年度学年开办土木与环境工程和计算机科学的学士课程，而以色列理工与汕大又会合建一创新中心，把广东工业直接和以色列的创新科技对接，让以色列创新科技进入中国。
TGIT又将于明年开始联合汕大推行以大数据为基础的生命科技研究，改善中国医疗系统服务和临床诊症等逼在眉睫的社会和民生问题，而到了2020年，新学院还会加入其他包括机械、物料、化学和飞机工程等学科。
顾佩华预期，学院的师生将会建立起许多新创科技公司，又会在开校30年间获全球认可，并有力成为广东省一所推动高科技发展的院校。Lavie形容是次的合作是“关键性的突破”，把以色列创新与企业精神和中国无可比拟的庞大资源结合，将是一次相得益彰的合作。
以色列理工学院是全世界仅10间曾经组建及发射人造卫星的大学之一，而在过去9年，3名学院的教授获得诺贝尔奖的殊荣。最近在彭博发表的全球出产最多科技行政总裁的10大大学排名中，以色列理工学院位列第7，与麻省理工学院齐名，亦是唯一非美国院校。
作者: shadeslayer 時間: 13-10-2 01:00 標題: 回覆：李嘉诚基金捐1.3亿美元办广东以色列理工学院
個名已經唔係好得。和深圳牛津大學或番禺劍橋大學咁搞笑。
作者: ANChan59 時間: 13-10-2 01:06 標題: 引用：個名已經唔係好得。和深圳牛津大學或番禺劍
原帖由 shadeslayer 於 13-10-02 發表
個名已經唔係好得。和深圳牛津大學或番禺劍橋大學咁搞笑。
作者: talent2000 時間: 13-10-2 04:48
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作者: ANChan59 時間: 13-10-2 08:01 標題: 引用：誠哥好有智慧，死後也能為自己子孫舖排，了
原帖由 talent2000 於 13-10-02 發表
誠哥好有智慧，死後也能為自己子孫舖排，了不起！
第一，為国家。第二，為人才。第三，為子孫。 ...
作者: mk3288 時間: 13-10-2 08:28
汕頭大學在廣東都不入流，這所鄉村新校又會幾吸引呢？它會吸引到幾流的學生呢？
作者: shadeslayer 時間: 13-10-2 10:19 標題: 引用：Quote:原帖由+shadeslayer+於+13-10-02+發
原帖由 ANChan59 於 13-10-02 發表
目標不是香港學生，國內學生家長會Buy。
作者: agathasweetie 時間: 13-10-2 10:32 標題: 引用：誠哥好有智慧，死後也能為自己子孫舖排，了
原帖由 talent2000 於 13-10-02 發表
誠哥好有智慧，死後也能為自己子孫舖排，了不起！
第一，為国家。第二，為人才。第三，為子孫。 ...
作者: awah112 時間: 13-10-2 10:55 標題: 引用：Quote:原帖由+talent2000+於+13-10-02+發表
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作者: yukico 時間: 13-10-2 11:21
猶太人最重視教育, 不容小覷。
作者: MrBeast 時間: 13-10-2 11:24
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agathasweetie 發表於 13-10-2 10:32 
對！還有4，猶太人
可能十幾年後好多chinese 會想辨法變做jewish，in order to get a place in this.
作者: talent2000 時間: 13-10-2 15:26
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作者: shadeslayer 時間: 13-10-2 15:41 標題: 引用：前Soviet的思想家馬克思，列宁，科學家愛恩
原帖由 talent2000 於 13-10-02 發表
前Soviet的思想家馬克思，列宁，科學家愛恩斯坦也是以色列後人。
Does nt seem to be money well spent.
作者: talent2000 時間: 13-10-2 19:36
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作者: talent2000 時間: 13-10-2 19:38
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作者: shadeslayer 時間: 13-10-2 20:01 標題: 引用：Quote:shadeslayer+發表於+13-10-2+15:41+
原帖由 talent2000 於 13-10-02 發表
如果大家思維無分別就無戰爭。
作者: talent2000 時間: 13-10-3 00:19
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作者: friendlyguy 時間: 13-10-3 00:46
回復 talent2000 的帖子
列寧有俄羅斯人、摩爾多瓦人、卡爾梅克人、猶太人、伏爾加德意志人及瑞典人的血統
作者: friendlyguy 時間: 13-10-3 00:51
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talent2000 發表於 13-10-2 15:30
前Soviet的思想家馬克思，列宁，科學家愛恩斯坦也是以色列後人。
Karl Heinrich Marx died in 14/3/1883. By that time, Soviet Union was not formed yet.
作者: HKTHK 時間: 13-10-3 10:30
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I actually think a very smart choice of partner. Other than the US, which other country has a vibrant VC and tech community?
作者: talent2000 時間: 13-10-3 15:15
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作者: friendlyguy 時間: 13-10-3 17:15
talent2000 發表於 13-10-3 15:15
係呀？馬克思係共產主义的始祖也Soviet 的開發者。不好浪費時間了。
馬克思係共產主义的始祖?????
The origins of communism are debatable, and there are various historical groups, as well as theorists, whose beliefs have been subsequently described as communist. German philosopher Karl Marx saw primitive communism as the original, hunter-gatherer state of humankind from which it arose. For Marx, only after humanity was capable of producing surplus, did private property develop. The idea of a classless society first emerged in Ancient Greece.[10] Plato in his The Republic described it as a state where people shared all their property, wives, and children: "The private and individual is altogether banished from life and things which are by nature private, such as eyes and ears and hands, have become common, and in some way see and hear and act in common, and all men express praise and feel joy and sorrow on the same occasions."[10]
In the history of Western thought, certain elements of the idea of a society based on common ownership of property can be traced back to ancient times. Examples include the Spartacus slave revolt in Rome.[11] The 5th century Mazdak movement in Persia (Iran) has been described as "communistic" for challenging the enormous privileges of the noble classes and the clergy, criticizing the institution of private property and for striving for an egalitarian society.[12]
At one time or another, various small communist communities existed, generally under the inspiration of Scripture.[13] In the medieval Christian church, for example, some monastic communities and religious orders shared their land and other property (see Religious and Christian communism).
Communist thought has also been traced back to the work of 16th-century English writer Thomas More. In his treatise Utopia (1516), More portrayed a society based on common ownership of property, whose rulers administered it through the application of reason. In the 17th century, communist thought surfaced again in England, where a Puritan religious group known as the "Diggers" advocated the abolition of private ownership of land.[14] Eduard Bernstein, in his 1895 Cromwell and Communism[15] argued that several groupings in the English Civil War, especially the Diggers espoused clear communistic, agrarian ideals, and that Oliver Cromwell's attitude to these groups was at best ambivalent and often hostile.[16] Criticism of the idea of private property continued into the Age of Enlightenment of the 18th century, through such thinkers as Jean Jacques Rousseau in France. Later, following the upheaval of the French Revolution, communism emerged as a political doctrine.[17]
Various social reformers in the early 19th century founded communities based on common ownership. But unlike many previous communist communities, they replaced the religious emphasis with a rational and philanthropic basis.[18] Notable among them were Robert Owen, who founded New Harmony in Indiana (1825), and Charles Fourier, whose followers organized other settlements in the United States such as Brook Farm (1841–47).[18] Later in the 19th century, Karl Marx described these social reformers as "utopian socialists" to contrast them with his program of "scientific socialism" (a term coined by Friedrich Engels). Other writers described by Marx as "utopian socialists" included Saint-Simon.
In its modern form, communism grew out of the socialist movement of 19th-century Europe. As the Industrial Revolution advanced, socialist critics blamed capitalism for the misery of the proletariat—a new class of urban factory workers who laboured under often-hazardous conditions. Foremost among these critics were Marx and his associate Friedrich Engels. In 1848, Marx and Engels offered a new definition of communism and popularized the term in their famous pamphlet The Communist Manifesto.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communism
馬克思係Soviet 的開發者?????
http://www.skwirk.com.au/p-c_s-56_u-427_t-1083_c-4188/karl-marx-and-his-theories/nsw/karl-marx-and-his-theories/the-russian-revolution/background
Introduction: Karl Marx's lifeThe German philosopher Karl Marx became one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century.
Karl Marx was born in 1818 in Germany. He studied law and philosophy at university in Germany.
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Marx associated with the influential philosopher Friedrich Engels. Together they developed and built on theories of capitalism, socialism and historical change. Marx's most influential theories were published in the Communist Manifesto (1848) and the Das Kapital (1867).
Marx's theories were controversial and caused him to be exiled from Germany. He settled in Paris, Brussels and finally London.
Karl Marx's theoriesMarx believed that all historical change was caused by a series of class struggles between the bourgeoisie 'haves' and the proletariat 'have nots'.
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Capitalism describes an economic system in which the means of production (such as factories) are privately owned. The bourgeoisie are the 'haves', the middle and upper classes. They have economic and political power. They own land and run businesses. They are capitalists.
The proletariat 'have nots' are the lower classes, those who do not have economic or political power. The proletariat provide labour on the land or work in the businesses owned by the bourgeoisie.
The proletariat are, according to Marx, exploited by the bourgeoisie. The bourgeoisie employ proletarians in their factories and farms. The proletarians are paid money for their labour. The bourgeoisie then use the proletarian labour to produce goods that are sold for more money than the wage of the proletarian. The bourgeois businessman keeps the profit and becomes wealthy from the labour of the proletariat.
According to Marx, the proletarians would eventually tire of their exploitation and oppression and overthrow the capitalist bourgeoisie. The end result of the revolution would be the establishment of a Communist society, a classless state where all means of production and property are shared among all citizens.
Russian MarxismThe sudden burst of progress experienced by Russia in the 1890s brought attention to Karl Marx's theories.
The Industrial Revolution visibly divided society into the bourgeoisie and the proletariat. The bourgeoisie enjoyed the luxury of wealth and a monopoly on land ownership, business and politics.
The proletariat worked on the land and in the factories owned by the bourgeoisie. The proletariat enjoyed few economic, social or political freedoms. They were kept neatly under the thumb of the capitalist bourgeoisie.
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The work of Karl Marx caught the attention of members of the intelligentsia. The first Russian to translate Marx's works was George Plekhanov. In 1883 he founded the first Marxist organisation in Russia. He has been called the father of Russian Marxism.
Several other political movements adopted Marx's theories, including the Populists and the Social Revolutionaries. The Populists believed that the peasants had to be provoked into revolution through education. Members of the Populist party ventured into the countryside to educate the peasants about their oppression. The Populists met with little success.
The Social Revolutionaries widened the base of revolutionaries to include, not only unhappy peasants, but workers, members of the intelligentsia and other Russians disillusioned by the Tsarist regime.
The Populist and Social Revolutionary parties departed from Marx's original theory by adopting violent tactics. When their ideologies failed, they carried out a number of political assassinations and other violent actions.
The Social Democrat party followed Plekhanov's interpretation of Marxism which stated that as capitalism oppressed the proletariat, class consciousness would emerge. The proletariat would realise that they were oppressed and disadvantaged. A revolution, led by members of the disgruntled working class, would be staged. Capitalism would be overthrown. The government would be replaced by a socialist society where classes and private property were abolished and all citizens would be equal.
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Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, later known as Lenin, was a member of the Social Democrat party and an associate of Plekhanov. Lenin believed that Plekhanov's adaptation of Marxism was too theoretical for Russia.
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Lenin and Plekhanov disagreed over the nature of revolution in Russia. Plekhanov believed that the plight of the proletariats should be improved by political reform. Lenin was disillusioned with the political process and believed that revolution should be instigated by a small, dedicated group of the intelligentsia.
This disagreement, action versus reform, led to a split within the Social Democratic party in 1903. The party was divided into the Mensheviks, those who followed Plekhanov's ideology, and the Bolsheviks, those who followed Lenin's ideology.
Karl Marx's theories were central to the party ideology of Lenin's Bolsheviks and had a key role to play in the 1917 revolution and the establishment of the Russian Communist state.
P.S.: 我有權點樣用我的時間。
作者: birdmom 時間: 13-10-5 19:45
猶太人是最聰明的種族，不要看不起他們。
如果它是事實，那將對中國人有好處。
作者: TOKIN 時間: 13-10-9 17:32
talent2000 發表於 13-10-3 00:19
We need to alert of why Lee has been doing recently to re-organize his kingdom of Cheung Kong Group. ...
Talent2000, what we could do ?
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