Japan will decline because it does not provide research budgets for doctoral programs in graduate schools.

 The results of a survey by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) on the current income of doctoral students in Japan have been released.

According to the results of the survey, 55% of doctoral students are engaged in research without pay. Also, only 10% of doctoral students earn more than 1.8 million yen per year.

According to the news commentary, support should be given to young researchers, and it was pointed out that if this trend continues, there may be no more researchers born in Japan in the near future.

Although the grade skipping system is not implemented in Japan, there was an outstanding student who made a special exception to go on to National Chiba University and became nationally famous.

However, even after graduating from graduate school and earning his doctorate, it became difficult for him to continue his research because the government did not provide enough money to the university, and he eventually changed his job to driving a truck.

According to the interviewee, "I am happier now as a truck driver than I was as a researcher, because although I go to work earlier, I also come home earlier, so I can spend dinner with my wife and children. He said.

As this precedent shows, the Japanese government tends not to invest in basic research budgets for universities, and Japan may disappear from the world of research and development in the future.

Due to this situation, suicides of doctoral students in graduate schools have become a social problem in Japan, and there are also many cases of university professors committing suicide. D. students are earning less than a truck driver, i.e. one-tenth of the world standard, which is a serious problem in Japan.

This is a serious problem in Japan, and many excellent researchers are choosing to move out of Japan.

Dr. Shuji Nakamura, one of the inventors of the blue LED, which is essential for today's smartphones and lighting, gave up his Japanese citizenship to come to the United States, where he is now a researcher and professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Because the Japanese government does not value education, the Japanese people have become morons and most of the Japanese people are morons. Coupled with the fact that talented people are fleeing the Japanese nation, the Japanese will soon be a nation with less technology than emerging countries.