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4y ago
>India eat China alive Of all the Zeihan tier analysis this one is the weakest. The entire point was PRC simply had too many excess people, more than even a competent state can handle. India having 1.7B by 2050 with significantly less ca
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4y ago
Income classification is defined by World Bank, not extrapolating from wikipedia. For 2022 WB adjusted high income to 12,695 from 12,535. PRC current gdp per capita is 12,556, and with released 2022 GDP of 3% (worst in a while), current pe
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dirtyid
4y ago
Get a good architect or prefab. Hard to really control for better build quailty unless someone with knowledge inspecting on site, has connection with good crew, or adverse conditions of building in open controlled.
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4y ago
>fertility death spiral ... >no turning back UN annual births estimates for PRC are still 9M down to 5M births per year by 2100 @ 800M pop. Hardly a death spiral, that's still an absurd amount of people / talent generation,
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4y ago
Yes, a unrealistic hypothetical handicap that assumes no growth PRC still escapes middle income. Realistically it will be significantly higher, i.e. stupid low growth of 2% until 2050 = ~30T with 1.2B people or 25K USD per capita by 2050, w
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4y ago
It's more that past priority correctly focused on suppressing population growth at all cost. I've pointed out in other comments in this thread but roughly 40% of PRC is still in informal economy making 2000 USD per year, contribut
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4y ago
It's not provocative, but also just wrong. >They won't ever escape the Middle Income Trap. … >There is nothing China can do. Yes, and that's all PRC has to do. Literally nothing. All PRC has to do to escape the middle i
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4y ago
>Do not downplay it Alternatively, do not overplay it with popular but flawed Zeihan analysis. By 2050, PRC will be replacing 300M generally unproductive, undereducated seniors with 200M new births who will be disproportionately educated
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4y ago
>really juicy and hard to defend targets IMO the opposite, if anything small modular reactors can be more easily hardened and distributed to reduce vunerability. Relative to PRC underground infra abilities, I can see thousands of these b
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4y ago
I forgot to multiple by 100 in haste. And even rounded up what was suppose to be 0.3% to 0.5% to be charitable. Therefore all other easily verifiable facts are suspect.
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4y ago
It's been sinking since 2000s and intuitively, Indian TFR is not high enough to explain such low female labour force participation, where world average is 50%. Also plenty of of countries with much better maternity benefits and signifi
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4y ago
>The "free market" thinking behind globalization was broken by China first. You're right about PRC operating at PRC scale upsetting balance, but it's more inducting PRC into WTO gave US, historically and currently the
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4y ago
Those are facts about women in Indian IT that employs 5M / 0.5% of population. Real concerning facts about women in India is they have some of the lowest female labour force participation rates in the world, excluding Arab countries. A
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4y ago
Outrageous effort! So far japanese, mandarin returning results as well. Do you have list of sources where memes are ingested from? Would be nice to have some option to explore memes by category.
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4y ago
Fond memories of Yoda Stories and Indy Desktop Adventures, had no idea they reviewed so poorly.
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dirtyid
4y ago
Still hard to top exrx.
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dirtyid
4y ago
Somewhere out there is a company specializing in selling tripods patiently waiting for the domain to free up.
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dirtyid
4y ago
The entire CSIS wargame is a sales pitch to push US integrated deterence against PRC, including getting JP base access, which State + DoD has been pushing last couple years. US+JP security 2+2 about to kickoff, this is saying, look JP, if y
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4y ago
I don't see the 18% higher in the AJZ article, but regardless, yeah it's not going a be steal / deal with FX changes or debt servicing costs over past few years. I'm just saying lower unit costs, and lifecycle operating
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4y ago
Army taking up too much of the budget for future wars, but even if freed up, question is is it realistic medium/long term for US to build and sustain military large enough to deter peerish power like PRC with more streamlined acquisiti
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4y ago
F18s are ran ragged and getting hard to acquire spare frames to buy / strip. F35 unit price + operation costs came down a lot in the last few years. RCAF overdue for new jets just for retention / attracting talent. That said, afte
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4y ago
Unit frame / operating cost have come down a lot, not that running the hornets and scavenging for parts were cheap. At least we get the new blocks.
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4y ago
Do they have have an IKEA like storefront anywhere? I'd pay for a solid day pass to fiddle with all the different cable ties.
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Or just not that pessimistic. > pretty hard to make the case It's easy when drastic decline in population leaves behind a still massive country, with more productive potential and less security vunerabilities - PRC's future str
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4y ago
I think this is conflating national debt with aggregate debt, which a lot of western reporting has mixed up and for some reason continues to repeat. In 2020, PRC national debt was ~55% (+20% in 10 years) of GDP vs US was ~140% (+40% in 10 y
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4y ago
IRC barbell strength training injury rates are lower than most activities for CASUAL practitioners but explodes (like most sports) when progress towards relatively advanced levels, which IMO, and in agreement with you, is probably counter p
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4y ago
IIRC you can generally handle 120-140% weight of concentric with eccentric. The issue is HEAVY eccentric for advanced lifters is extremely taxing and fatiguing on body and is suboptimial in how much it can eat away at overall routine volume
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4y ago
Dumb study with: >Non-resistance-trained young adults As long as novice lifters fuck around consistently with challenging weights they'll milk their beginner gains within a reasonable time frame (months), being slightly suboptimal w
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4y ago
I've learned to enjoy particularly robotic TTS narrations because after a while it becomes associated with my internal voice, and it feels like I'm "reading" the book versus elaborately produced audiobooks that are exper
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4y ago
Maybe some sort of SSML to dial pronounciations in, one of the steps is to sign with preferred partner who might have to vet audio book for quality.
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