Guess everything is possible in DC-land, where dreams come true for people like Pelosi and her money.
The bubble membrane must be strong.
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Guess everything is possible in DC-land, where dreams come true for people like Pelosi and her money.
The bubble membrane must be strong.
AssassinsMace
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I wouldn't go that far. There are many companies in mainland China that operate via 军事化管理, with GWM one of the most famous example. GWM's poor pay and bad work environment is infamous in Chinese auto industry. Rumor has it that Pierre Leclercq - former head of design - left because of this, resulting in the subjectively terrible designs that they have today.
Also, TSMC is very innovative. They were the ones that pioneered the concept of immersion DUV afterall along with many EUV advances.
Perhaps our internet historians got it wrong. There was no Finno-Korean Hyperwar, rather Akhand Bharat-Hwan Megawar for universal supremacy instead.Having a depiction of Akhand Bharat on the parliament building is as egregious as it gets, but that depiction is nowhere the most extreme Akhand Bharat.
Here is the dream of a lot of Indian Hindu nationalists
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More revisionism?
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Who f@cking cares, it’s New York, the capital of the LGBTQ and all the kinds of mad evil that the USA is famous for and also let’s not forget how the USA keeps on harping about Chinas air quality while doing most of the manufacturing for these pigs. If they cannot take care of their own selves, then I guess they should choke on their own suffering. They have trillions of dollar of debt and nothing to show for it, so I guess they didn’t suffer enough to actually try and change their own selves instead of going around the world and bombing innocent people all the time
TSMC is not uninnovative, but it has pockets of isolation. The employees designated to be innovative will be given the opportunity to be innovative. Everyone else is not. It is not like a US company where even junior engineers or technicians have initiative. The bottom level opportunity for innovation is what makes many US companies successful, and Chinese companies have learned from that.
The top tier successful ones with their own brands, not just Haier but also Xiaomi, BYD, Huawei, etc all operate via an entrepreneurship model that builds employee self motivation rather than hierarchical micromanaging.
New York City looks like blade runner 2049; let us apply the western journalist autistic framing and state that this abnormal weather event bodes ill for the rule of the anglos and signifies their loss of the divine right to rule handed down by their mythic founder King Arthur who also fought the dragon with Beowulf (again, applying the Economist levels of history and Asian studies here).
The EU are 100% cooperating with America to screw up their ties with Russia. But they are not so sure about doing the same in China.
Also, 74% of Europeans believe in having their own defence instead of relying on the US for defence.
US is already overstretched, losing its edge and running low on resources to sustain its hegemony, and yet it continues to expand militarily on two fronts (Europe, Asia) while trying to hold onto Middle East. If US keeps this up, it is inevitable that US will eventually exhaust all resources, runs itself into the ground and implodes. It is impossible for US elites and their vassals to not see this. It is conceivable that US is gearing up for an all-out pre-emptive attack against China a la Pearl Habour when oppertune time arrives. I propose a hypothetic scenario:
Circa 2030. China's economy has matched or slightly surpassed US economy, and China has achieved approximate technological parity with the entire Western world. Meanwhile US debt has hit 300% of GDP as US dollar's usage in global FX transactions have dropped to around 60%. Civil unrest across US has reached an all-time high and prominent researchers are being dismissed and imprisoned for "propagating Chinese Physik" instead of "American Science." Russia-Ukraine war has stalemated into low-level exchanges around the Dniper River for the last 5 years. US military budget has surged passed $1 trillion for the 3rd year in a row and have just managed to finish deployment of long-range cruise missiles across China's coastline. Unofficial US "advisors" in Taiwan has reached brigade strength and it is estimated that there is sufficient weapons stockpiled on the island to last 3 months of all out war. The 2nd and 3rd island chain has been fortified by US military, which has ballooned to 3 million troops. Suddenly, China expriences a national crisis akin to 2020 COVID outbreak, resulting in mass lockdowns, economic shutdown, and temporary demobilization of workforce. US leadership decides that the oppertunity has arrived for Taiwan to declare independence, followed by a massed pre-emptive strike against Chinese mainland regardless of China's reaction.
I am not saying that this is written in stone. As long as China continues to make no major strategic mistakes while beefing up its military deterrance and economy there is still hope that US decline can be managed. But judging from the way that US is speeding up its own decline through further overexertion I see war looming over the horizon.
Yes, Chinese tech companies have learned from US work culture, but not all companies. 军事化管理 is still prevalent amongst Chinese companies.
Likely a worse brain drain than PR China ever experienced.