Chinese Economics Thread

[henrik]

Is that the program you're planning to ask for when they can do you like Total Recall and ease your stress with an augmented reality machine?

Funny thing is, as far away from reality as that already is, it would still come up entirely short in competing for tech dominance with China and that would still be true even if the US took all of South America. Those countries don't innovate and don't have the brain power needed to compete. You're not adding the lacking critical pieces to the American machine to make it run better; you're just wrapping it in layers of scrap metal hoping that at bigger machine is a better one. And you can't even do that except in fantasies.

North and South America do have more smart people than India. They can build high speed railway all over the place.

 

[Chevalier]

North and South America do have more smart people than India. They can build high speed railway all over the place.

If they were truly intelligent, they would have utilised that supposed "Ashkenazi high IQ" to not declare a tech and cold war against China of all nations on earth. American jews really believed their own propaganda that they were "God's Chosen" and thought they could compete and control China.

 

[manqiangrexue]

North and South America do have more smart people than India. They can build high speed railway all over the place.

No they don't. North and South American combined, in their own continents, in the US and Canada on home turf, produce less super-performers in academics than Indian immigrants much less Chinese ones. Every STEM class in these countries is dominated by Chinese and Indians. Personally, looking at Georgia Tech, it's Chinese, Indians, Koreans. India has a huge population and I've never been there so it's possible that all the stupid people got left back but by sheer number, they have way more brain power than the Americas combined. India's just horrible at national management but much stronger on a personal level. South America has nothing intelligent going on. Between the US and Canada, they're just riding the WWII victory wave.

 

[tphuang]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1873120019409977521

Low altitude economy is now becoming strategic. should help its long term development

 

[Xiongmao]

Low altitude economy is now becoming strategic. should help its long term development

Should be a boost to local governments revenues, if they are running out of land to sell leases on, they can start to sell leases on the air space above the land