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> If you look at it from a geopolitical angle, it's much to be celebrated. I'm not sure. Taiwan is already a democratic ally. They are relying on the chip manu
by thomasahle 2y ago
> If you look at it from a geopolitical angle, it's much to be celebrated.
I'm not sure. Taiwan is already a democratic ally. They are relying on the chip manufacture to keep them safe politically. Without that they'll quickly get "absorbed" by China.
The US decoupling and isolating technologically/economically from the rest of the world, likely makes war more likely. Not less.
- codethief 2y agoChina has already been working hard on decoupling from the West, likely because they are anticipating conflict in the future, so I don't think we'd be doing ourselves a favor by continuing to rely on our supply chains in Asia. In-sourcing doesn't make that conflict more likely, but it does increase our options to react if push comes to shove.
- consteval 2y ago> likely makes war more likely Maybe, but it also makes the impact of war much less. Because if Taiwan DOES get absorbed, you're not 100% screwed.