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The US is chasing hegemonial "interests overseas". Every other country, that tries to develop a sovereign position in too many industrial sectors contradicts th
by throwawayqqq11 3y ago
The US is chasing hegemonial "interests overseas". Every other country, that tries to develop a sovereign position in too many industrial sectors contradicts that.
Thats how the US justify their industrial/political espionage on basically all their "allies".
- oblio 3y agoLOL at accusing the US of industrial espionage in a discussion about China :-)) Nota bene, I'm convinced the US is spying. It's just what China is doing in terms of spying and forced industrial transfer makes the US stuff look kiddie play.
- woooooo 3y agoIf that's true, it just means we're losing our edge. I'd say we're still tied, personally. Arizona and mainland China are both getting a TSMC plant.
- oblio 3y agoThe US doesn't do as much industrial espionage, I'm fairly certain of it. Why? The US just brain drains countries.
- mensetmanusman 3y agoThe US still attracts the best and brightest _better_ than other countries (on average, hence the net source/drain of brain).
- oblio 3y agoSo we're in agreement.
- ethbr1 3y agoJapan and South Korea? Given China's rise and size, US Asian hegemonial interests primarily trend towards making any not-China country in the region as economically strong as possible.