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> Very few citizens of those countries would choose to live in Xi's China instead. But that's not the relevant question. The relevant question is whether the b
by smhost 8y ago
> Very few citizens of those countries would choose to live in Xi's China instead.
But that's not the relevant question. The relevant question is whether the businesses of those countries would choose to do business from within Xi's China.
- icebraining 8y agoThe Enlightenment was about more than business.
- smhost 8y agoOh, I'm with you there, but I'm skeptical that the lessons of the Enlightenment mean very much in a context where powerful business interests have actual control of public psychology to such an extent that they can convince people that they came to those conclusions of their own free will.