echaozh

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by echaozh 8y ago
The problem is,the ideas of the Chinese people are actually backlash against the Western hostility. Why do the Chinese people care about backlash when the Westerners don't care about it at all? Are the Chinese people less equal than th
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by echaozh 8y ago
Yeah, Germans did something similar in the past, right? And those in jail, or something similar, their opinions didn't actually matter, did they? /s
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by echaozh 8y ago
Not high-speed trains, more like first class seats in the trains. Most of the people in the list refused to pay back debts, even though they got enough assets. If the people are actually too poor to pay, they should not be able to afford th
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by echaozh 8y ago
First, refusing to leave the reserved seat has happened, and more than once in China. Secondly, the punishment is not by the government, but by the train company. When videos of people refusing to leave reserved seats went viral on the web,
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by echaozh 8y ago
How can sorting trash be built into culture, when it is quite a new thing itself? Did people sort trash in the 19th century? Did they do it in the 1950s anywhere in the world?
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by echaozh 8y ago
Not sure how people can sit outside China for 3 days and gather enough evidence to believe "beyond doubt" that the organ harvesting thing is true. Also, if you look at what Falun Gong teaches, the credibility of the believers shou
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by echaozh 8y ago
If there is only one manufacturer of solar panels in China, but that is not the case. If the Chinese don't produce solar panels, the price would have been tenfold instead of tripled. With the Chinese in the game, tripling may not even
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by echaozh 8y ago
If the Chinese sold furniture at a loss for market dominance, after the said dominance is gained, did the price soar? The Chinese made cheaper furniture due to a lot of reasons, cheap labor, cheap resources, and presumably lower quality may
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by echaozh 8y ago
I think the very first rule of life is to live. If someone helps you live when otherwise you're going to die, you should tolerate more of his weirdness. If someone helps you live better when otherwise you're going to be quite mise
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by echaozh 8y ago
There was patriotism even back then. There is a famous story about a merchant, after meeting the enemy army when traveling to another country to sell his cattle, gave all the cattle to the general claiming it was sent by the lord of the sta
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by echaozh 8y ago
Why is the project like a workplace? Do the contributors all get paid? Do they all, or do most of them consider it as a workplace? What makes you think it's proper to treat the project like a workplace, and downplay those think otherwi
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by echaozh 8y ago
Hmm, you may or may not be Chinese born or Chinese descendant,but your remark is still racist in the sense that you think the Chinese people are large the same and they're different from other people. It doesn't matter if you thin
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by echaozh 8y ago
Well, isn't it a wonder more than a billion people can understand each other's writings even if they speak different dialects. To some extent, a Chinese and a Japanese can communicate with Hanzi/Kanji even if they don't
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by echaozh 8y ago
Hmm, I don't think Mainland Chinese call other people with Mr as honorific. We are more used to use titles or positions held by the person, like Manager, President, or the like. If it's some stranger you met on the street, master
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by echaozh 8y ago
But reading code or diff of a type inferred language is far from impossible.
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by echaozh 8y ago
What about other minorities that have never repressed the black using the n-word? What if the white people invent some other insulting words to replace the n-word? Do the black people automatically own those words as well? Say, after the wo
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by echaozh 8y ago
I think earlier intervention makes much more sense. If you grow up in an environment which doesn't value education, and you yourself doesn't value education, the education in college may not help you much. The degree may help you
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by echaozh 8y ago
The Asians are now systematically denied entry to the Academy and you are supporting it now.
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by echaozh 9y ago
No, that must be Hong Kong. Taiwan is an island and not connected to the mainland.
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by echaozh 9y ago
Yes, but the actual education is carried out by the au pair. Like it or not, if she doesn't like your decision, she may act otherwise. Execution is more important than decision.
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by echaozh 9y ago
Uh, could the volume here mean the volume of the actual useful transactions, rather than the volume of the currency? Mere utility is not enough, you need huge volume of such utility to make it stable.
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by echaozh 9y ago
This is capitalism isn't it. What should the government encourage? To let the consumers and the producers decide for themselves.
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by echaozh 9y ago
Hmm, where do cities come from? Did all the big cities stand right where they are now when the humans first came to the planet? Cities grow when people go there and settle down. When cities grow, the suburbs turn into parts of the cities an
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by echaozh 9y ago
I think it's just women entering the field double the workforce and thus bring down the compensation for the work.
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by echaozh 9y ago
You mean, like a Taser?
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by echaozh 9y ago
Yeah, they're not "business owners", they're just fake owners who will be fired when writing the internal how-to took too much of their work time.
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by echaozh 9y ago
Because American Lives Matter? Because the Chinese are more willing to go to war to protect themselves, and there are more Chinese than Americans?
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by echaozh 9y ago
Yeah, but it's only valid argument after China has become a major world power.
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by echaozh 9y ago
But highest ratio is still less diversity. Only 50-50 is highest diversity, right?
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by echaozh 9y ago
How does the stock market go up? In a straight line? No, it moves up and down, but mostly up. That's why index funds are better, no? How do we move forward? Do we go straight ahead? Well, dictatorship is always moving straight ahead, b

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