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I'm confused; are you bringing up China as a good example? Because they currently have much more dangerous problems both with economy and society than the first
by golergka 4y ago
I'm confused; are you bringing up China as a good example? Because they currently have much more dangerous problems both with economy and society than the first-world countries, and unlike first-world countries, don't really show agility and self-reflection required to address them.
- fleddr 4y agoI'm sure you're right, but my comment was not a pro/anti China comment or an assessment of the much larger scope you seem to make of it. It's a mere example of a society making a hard choice in where it defocuses and focuses in the backdrop of supply limitations. Plus, don't you think it's interesting how the incredibly lucrative SV tech sector, the one we consider to rule the world...is considered not just worthless by China, but a plain negative? You should really look into the story of the slashing of their soft tech sector. It is the purposeful destruction of an entire sector and its billionaire class in record time.