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I think that’s sometimes framed as not wanting to help China improve in technologically advanced industries? But of course it will improve anyway. Maybe the ar
by skybrian 2y ago
I think that’s sometimes framed as not wanting to help China improve in technologically advanced industries? But of course it will improve anyway.
Maybe the article could have been framed in a less binary way: it didn’t slow them down as much as they hoped.
- al_borland 2y ago>I think that’s sometimes framed as not wanting to help China improve in technologically advanced industries? If this was the case we'd pull all manufacturing out of China completely. The knowledge transfer from the US to China when it comes to manufacturing, from basic goods up to modern tech, has been wild. With that comes a lot of information on how to advance technology.