But if "Rome" looses it's last remaining garrison state in the Middle East, "rimland" begins to crumble. Once upon a time it was Israel, Iran and Turkey (which is still in NATO), with the Saudi's and other Gulf Monarchies cheering on.
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when these Gulf Monarchies were still in the desert with barely any education to run government. they were fighting Soviets. They were not as educated as Israel/Turkey/Iran. but now look at those three countries essentially bankrupt with people fleeing from them.
while these Monarchies are creating New Europe and you never know whose screw they are tightening.
All the more reason to switch to Bilibili instead.
Remember how the author of Blood Money complained that Tiktok is all nonsense whereas Douyin instills patriotism, science, etc? Bilibili is where all the nonsense is.
Sure thing, sleepy.
manqiangrexue
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No, that is parasitic fungus life strategy. China uses apex predator strategy, which is to directly out-innovate and out-compete the resident apex predator.
Language here is unambiguous:
Employment of mechanical engineers is projected to grow 10 percent from 2022 to 2032, much faster than the average for all occupations.
About 19,200 openings for mechanical engineers are projected each year, on average, over the decade. Many of those openings are expected to result from the need to replace workers who transfer to different occupations or exit the labor force, such as to retire.
During the supposed heyday of U.S. manufacturing in 1970 - there were 180K mechanical engineers in the U.S. -
In May 2022 - there were 277K mechanical engineers in the U.S. (as U.S. manufacturing has increased substantially in the decades that have followed):
In May 2022 - there were 277K mechanical engineers in the U.S. (as U.S. manufacturing has increased substantially in the decades that have followed):