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only if you have misconception about what ccp and other one party states actually are

mastazi 5y ago
> you have misconception and what's the "correct-conception"?[1] I'm curious because I get what parent means in terms of intellectual property issues in China but I don't get what do you mean from your comment, especially the fact that you include "other party states" - is it some sort of general rule that you're hinting at? [1] funny, I just realised that there is no antonym of "misconception"
- leephillips 5y ago
  Not really funny, as nouns in general do not have antonyms.
  - mastazi 5y ago
    Generally nouns prefixed with mis- do; sometimes you just remove the mis- part eg. understanding vs misunderstanding, management vs mismanagement etc.
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    - leephillips 5y ago
      You make my point. Your examples are not pairs of antonyms. Management is not the opposite of mismanagement.
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- iratewizard 5y ago
  Maybe he means that China is less like a country and more like an organized crime syndicate wearing a nation's clothes?
  - pjmlp 5y ago
    Like US during McCarthy era.
  - mastazi 5y ago
    I had the impression that parent was implying that it’s not surprising for China to invoke IP protection - which is not the case with crime syndicates for obvious reasons.
- mncharity 5y ago
  Verconception? - truth, 7 hits on google. Orthoconception? - straight, also 7 hits. Benconception? - good, 80 hits off topic. What else...? At least in science education, misconceptions are so vastly more common than correct conceptions, that it makes sense there's a compact negative form but not a positive one. /s
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Tabular-Iceberg 5y ago
If you think you know better what the CCP is, why don’t you educate us?
- rhizome 5y ago
  Hey, I'll bite: they are a thousands-year old country who has seen nations like the US and protectionist strategies like IP law come and go for centuries. They probably know what the US is going to do before the US knows what they're going to do, and certainly before the US knows what CCP is going to do.
  - chii 5y ago
    > they are a thousands-year old country china, the ethnicity, is indeed thousands years old. CCP, however, is barely over 70 yrs old.
    - Xixi 5y ago
      Nickpicking: the CCP foundational congress was held on 23 July 1921, making it 100 years old in a couple of month. The Red Army was founded on 15 July 1927, which is why it is generally assumed (seriously or not, I don't know) that China aims at reuniting with Taiwan before 2027. But the CCP has been controlling mainland China for a little bit over 70 years, indeed.
      - canadianfella 5y ago
        Nitpicking: couple of months, not “month”.
    - dronesoul 5y ago
      to be even more correct, china isn't one culture or one ethnicity. it covers a huge area, and especially before modern times, it was composed of a lot of different cultures and ethnicities, with a shitload of different languages and customs. CCP and other earlier powers (Emperors?) just brought them all, or large chunks, under a common flag.

> you have misconception and what's the "correct-conception"?[1] I'm curious because I get what parent means in terms of intellectual property issues in China but I don't get what do you mean from your comment, especially the fact that you include "other party states" - is it some sort of general rule that you're hinting at? [1] funny, I just realised that there is no antonym of "misconception"

leephillips 5y ago
Not really funny, as nouns in general do not have antonyms.
- mastazi 5y ago
  Generally nouns prefixed with mis- do; sometimes you just remove the mis- part eg. understanding vs misunderstanding, management vs mismanagement etc.
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  - leephillips 5y ago
    You make my point. Your examples are not pairs of antonyms. Management is not the opposite of mismanagement.
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iratewizard 5y ago
Maybe he means that China is less like a country and more like an organized crime syndicate wearing a nation's clothes?
- pjmlp 5y ago
  Like US during McCarthy era.
- mastazi 5y ago
  I had the impression that parent was implying that it’s not surprising for China to invoke IP protection - which is not the case with crime syndicates for obvious reasons.
mncharity 5y ago
Verconception? - truth, 7 hits on google. Orthoconception? - straight, also 7 hits. Benconception? - good, 80 hits off topic. What else...? At least in science education, misconceptions are so vastly more common than correct conceptions, that it makes sense there's a compact negative form but not a positive one. /s
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Tabular-Iceberg 5y ago

If you think you know better what the CCP is, why don’t you educate us?

rhizome 5y ago
Hey, I'll bite: they are a thousands-year old country who has seen nations like the US and protectionist strategies like IP law come and go for centuries. They probably know what the US is going to do before the US knows what they're going to do, and certainly before the US knows what CCP is going to do.
- chii 5y ago
  > they are a thousands-year old country china, the ethnicity, is indeed thousands years old. CCP, however, is barely over 70 yrs old.
  - Xixi 5y ago
    Nickpicking: the CCP foundational congress was held on 23 July 1921, making it 100 years old in a couple of month. The Red Army was founded on 15 July 1927, which is why it is generally assumed (seriously or not, I don't know) that China aims at reuniting with Taiwan before 2027. But the CCP has been controlling mainland China for a little bit over 70 years, indeed.
    - canadianfella 5y ago
      Nitpicking: couple of months, not “month”.
  - dronesoul 5y ago
    to be even more correct, china isn't one culture or one ethnicity. it covers a huge area, and especially before modern times, it was composed of a lot of different cultures and ethnicities, with a shitload of different languages and customs. CCP and other earlier powers (Emperors?) just brought them all, or large chunks, under a common flag.