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Or rather America is waking up and realizing that sending it’s entire industrialized base to China was a bad idea. Or realizing that China’s “partnership” prog

Or rather America is waking up and realizing that sending it’s entire industrialized base to China was a bad idea. Or realizing that China’s “partnership” program is really a thin veil for stealing American IP and technology. It’s better to steal than to create. Just take a look at the new Chinese steal fighter and it’s resemblance to the F-35 steal tech [1] It’s about recognizing reality, not vilifying another world power. 1. https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/chinas-j-20-stealth-fighter-built-stolen-f-35-technology-89586 https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/chinas-j-20-stealth-f...

pinkfoot 6y ago
< the new Chinese steal fighter and it’s resemblance to the F-35 steal[th] tech Modulo that all stealthy fighters will look somewhat similar, you do know why the F-35 looks like the Russian Yak-141? Yakolev was in a IP-technology-transfer with agreement with Lockheed Martin from 1991 to 1995 (approx) to show LM how it was done. [1] https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/did-old-russian-jet-help-inspire-f-35-44777 https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/did-old-russian-jet-h...
AviationAtom 6y ago
It's always fun to try to explain that in America intellectual property is seen as rightfully yours, on the basis of it being original, while in China they see absolutely no wrong in ripping off an original idea, in fact it's encouraged and seen as a form of flattery. Totally different ways of thinking, but people presume everyone thinks in the same way as they think, so it's an entirely foreign concept to them.