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That really depends on your definition of "better". In China the entities connected to the CCP are excepted from a lot of laws that slow down processes or make
by bojan 2y ago
That really depends on your definition of "better".
In China the entities connected to the CCP are excepted from a lot of laws that slow down processes or make them more expensive.
In the US is that way less the case.
- NotSammyHagar 2y agoI'm sure they lessened the rules, we have endless examples. Think about how dangerous your job is if your expected mission lifetime is extremely short, and it's a total all out war for survival, we are willing to risk it (willing to risk you). In 1943 the expected average life expectancy of a B-17 (crew and aircraft) was only to survive 11 missions! My Aunt's father was in one that was shotdown, he survived being a POW and came home after the war. https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/black-week-darkest-days-us-army-air-forces#:~:text=In%20late%201943%2C%20the%20average,applied%20to%20the%20crews%20themselves https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/black-week-da....
- dragonwriter 2y ago> In the US is that way less the case. Day-to-day, sure. In a national mobilization (even without additional action of Congress) when the President’s emergency powers in law are deployed to enable production? Things change radically.