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What you're suggesting I think is a tit-for-tat strategy, which has game theoretic advantages, though I'm not sure what the eventual result would be in this cas
by musicale 5y ago
What you're suggesting I think is a tit-for-tat strategy, which has game theoretic advantages, though I'm not sure what the eventual result would be in this case since it seems unlikely that China would allow Facebook, Twitter, NYT, etc..
- lazyeye 5y agoIt would put some constraints on Chinese surveillance and influence operations.
- Ekaros 5y agoI'm much more worried about USA and NSA than China. One is well known with murders around the world with support of it's populous.
- lazyeye 5y agoThis is precisely the way China would like us to view things. "Hey the US is worse, access for China should be open slather.." I can't imagine a similar kind of view (China bad!) doing much for your career in China. This might be a reason why China wins....