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Chevalier

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The only way white supremacists and wannabe white westerners like the Argentine president and Messi, are ever going to learn to respect asians is when consequences comes to give them painful reminders.
kinda strange these anglos, they bitch to congress about enacting trade barriers against Chinese firms and suck up to Chinese consumers for the Chinese market, its high time these white westerners learn that what comes around, goes around.
 

FairAndUnbiased

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Capacity is a problem for sure, so if TSMC USA and Intel are adding sub 10nm capacity, that would only be assuredly fully utilized (in the Taiwan go boom scenario).

It wasn’t an Exynos only problem
Snapdragon 888 was bad
RTX 30 had issues with Samsung
Snapdragon 8G1 had problems (but that was a bad design)
Samsung is trying to get ahead with 3nm GAAFET, but no major takers yet
It is very hard to predict demand because nobody uses a chip as the final product, it has to be integrated into the entire supply chain with memory, MEMS/sensors, RF, power, packaging, display, etc. If any 1 component is missing, final product cannot be sold. See finished Fords sitting on the factory floor with everything except like a few microprocessors throughout 2021.

TSMC USA is a shell right now and not sure if Intel Foundry is actually going to be successful or if it's just in house chips. Is any major client using Intel Foundry? It's very different to run an IDM vs. running a foundry.

My point was, SMIC and Samsung can still supply the entire rest of the world outside NA on FinFET if TSMC is... unavailable.
 

MixedReality

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The only way white supremacists and wannabe white westerners like the Argentine president and Messi, are ever going to learn to respect asians is when consequences comes to give them painful reminders.

kinda strange these anglos, they bitch to congress about enacting trade barriers against Chinese firms and suck up to Chinese consumers for the Chinese market, its high time these white westerners learn that what comes around, goes around.

There is a section of the South American population that think they are part of the West. It’s the Melei and Bolsanaro crowd. Wouldn’t be surprised at all if Messi was part of this crowd. Compare him to Maradona. For example, Maradona was a big supporter of Palestine.

This stunt by Messi and his advisors have already backfired. It has unified Mainland China and Hong Kong. It will get worse for Messi if Chinese people start boycotting products that sponsor Messi, it will put massive pressure on these companies to choose between the vast Chinese market or an old footballer.
 

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India is not even a manufacturing rival to Vietnam. When moving some low-end manufacturing from China to Vietnam, it does make economic sense, because Vietnam can actually manufacture some of these things at more cost-competitive prices than China. Vietnam worked on making itself an objectively attractive place to setup manufacturing there.

India on the other hand was only busy with politics and talking. Apart from political convenience, India offers no objective qualities to move manufacturing there. It still cannot manufacture goods at more cost-competitive prices than China. The common Indian workforce is insufficiently educated and disciplined. It's infrastructure is a joke. Instead, you shall be urged to setup that infrastructure and educate your Indian workforce. Government policy is all over the place, and they are not gonna do anything to help you. And after all that, the Indian government is gonna come and rob you of your hard earned money, and/or arrest your executives over some arbitrary matter. India offers no actual benefit for foreign manufacturers, only political correctness.

After independence, India failed to follow in the footsteps of Australia and South Africa to leverage on its British industrial inheritance to become an industrial power. During the rise of the Asian Tigers, India failed to grab at least some of that manufacturing for itself, despite having an enormous English-speaking populace. When China was rising to become a manufacturing superpower, India had failed to rise up as a worthy alternative. Now when Cold War 2.0 had begun, India is failing yet again to compete for that manufacturing redistribution, but this time to smaller countries like Vietnam and Bangladesh. There were some wins for India, but India is still failing to become truly competitive. It is only a matter of time before these current batch of companies who moved manufacturing to India start walking out again. Nothing will truly change in India, it is already putting itself on the path to the middle-income trap.
 
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Sardaukar20

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I hope Messi isn't being POLITICAL with his actions/inaction in H.K. because his demeanor from the video while in H.K. looked like he's contemptible of the place, and people. That would be unfortunate and hugely dissappointing at the same time. These damn Anglo wannabe seems to have a messianic complex about them from regular average loser, business people, academics, to athletes.


He showed the same scowl face when he played in the mainland last year. Compared to the rest of his teammates/countrymen that were far more enthusiastic than he was. What a pathetic bleeping little shit. I am not surprised if this b word of an athlete adores that libertarian nut job of a president his country just elected. With his riches, maybe he can and should help his country's gargantuan inflation and sinking economy. F this guy.
As a football fan myself, I have never considered Messi an idol. Real football fans don't idolize football stars to the heavens. Because these guys come and go. They have a playing career that spans around 20 years at best, most of the time, its less than that. After that, we would look for the next superstar to carry our beloved football team to glory. Messi is truly one of the best footballers of his generation, but his footballer career is already coming to a close. I will never pay HKD5000 to watch a once-great footballer play a non-competitive game of football. That is already a scam on its own. Those who did that were either Messi-worshippers, hardcore Barca-fans, or just casual football fans who didn't know what they are paying for.

Messi is not universally beloved among true football fans, because he plays for FC Barcelona for most of his career, and FC Barcelona have many rivals and haters. Go ask the Real Madrid fans and other rival La Liga fans if they could ever worship him. Never, they would rather spit on his name than worship him.

Football today is so heavily politicized, that it has become a new propaganda arm for the West. We have witnessed: BLM, LGBTQ, Israeli flag waving (prior to the 2023 Gaza War), banning of Palestinian flags, Mesut Ozil's support for ETIM's "Uighur Genocide" propaganda, banning of Russia from UEFA but not for Ukraine, forced expulsion of Russian billionaires from football businesses in Europe, and now with Messi sulking in HK. I love football, but it is also time to call it out.

Another disgusting thing that is happening is all that money being thrown around in this sport. Sometimes, the money that is spent to buy a superstar today could buy us an entire stadium. There are football players earning up to more than 1M Euros per week. Sponsors and media are throwing hundreds of millions around like candy. And the average football fans are getting milked for money like never before. Such as that HKD5000 Messi-no-show game in HK. This is madness, spending all that money on a sport where a bunch of guys are kicking a ball around.
 
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