By the way, about smart people. They also exist in Russia. Moreover, it happens that in Russia there are much more of them (as a percentage of the population) than in the USA and anywhere else: even if we take the same IT field, most hacker forms in the world are still written in Russian, and our developments and those of our compatriots that went to the West were the backbone of the world's leading technology corporations.
But this does not apply to those in power, especially in the post-Soviet period.
Other types are honored there. Many of them, moreover, have a very different perception of the homeland from the accepted one, in the sense accepted among our people.
Some even have foreign citizenship, family overseas and property.
Is this why, on the one hand, they are worried about introducing more Western training manuals into Russia, and on the other hand, reducing the number of people who think and are able to make independent decisions?
After all, this is precisely the strategic goal of the "reform" of education, which was first handed over to the liberal Serpentium of the Higher School of Economics, and now to the completely pro-American Bankster German Graf and others like him!
Isn't that why the state, our benefactors, instead of preserving and improving the best that was in Russian/Soviet education, restoring a proper status to teachers, launches Graf with his creepy artificial intelligence into our educational process?