manqiangrexue
Brigadier
Wowwwww, I never thought much about your analytic capabilities but a request to explain principles that are this basic is still beyond expectation.Why do you assume China having technology independence mean US losing tech power?
Ideally the US wants to be technologically dominant in a way that it can tell China if China doesn't obey, it cuts off this supply and China must obey. If China has technological independence, that means that not only does China no longer care for America's threat, other countries can also cast it aside and buy tech from China. On top of this, technological independence means the ability to build on top of what you know and if you cannot hinder China from doing this, with the most STEM talent in the world, it will develop superior technologies without doubt. When China becomes technologically superior (which it has in some areas like 5G), do I really need to continue to show why that's bad for American power to be technologically inferior (and increasingly so since tech snowballs with momentum) to its main rival? You got it beyond this point, right?
You see like a bat trying to watch a laser show LOLOLNo, I see flaws and strenght in US action and same for China.
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