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What's the evidence to show that they aren't?

• justicezyx 8y ago
  I suppose the general reasoning is "innocent until proven otherwise", not the opposite. So my question is more reasonable as a question, although yours naturally imposes a stereotype that bears some validity but largely not meaningful in individual discussions. And again, I am just asking a question. If you think your question is an answer, then I have to say that this answer is not satisfactory to me.
  • ksec 8y ago
    >I suppose the general reasoning is "innocent until proven otherwise", not the opposite. You are absolutely correct, but, if anyone knows China, there is no such thing as no government backing. ( Which is a rather sad truth and hopes to be proven wrong, but highly unlikely so )
    • justicezyx 8y ago
      As I said, everything backed by government is a stereotype. Like what American said, everything is invented by private entrepreneurs, where in fact the most modern technologies are invented by government agency. For example, internet and ai early research is all done by darpa or nsf funding.
  • dfee 8y ago
    Contextually your question is absurd, but I’ll bite. “China backs $15bn tech fund to compete with Japan’s SoftBank” (Yesterday, https://www.ft.com/content/9cdd3098-7d3c-11e8-bc55-50daf11b720d https://www.ft.com/content/9cdd3098-7d3c-11e8-bc55-50daf11b7..., “Fund to look at global deals even amid concern over inflated tech valuations”)