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by jjcc 7y ago
I would say "love" might not be accurate word. A lot of things CPP did are quite controversial and it's well known to most educated people. However alternatives are much worse which is not very well known outside of Chinese s
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I would speculate that US and EU countries are more suitable for democracy than the other countries from anti-corruption point of view
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Is this an example that human collectively are very likely to repeat the same process that historically generated mostly the same results again and again, expecting a different result? An individule person might do it differently by check
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by jjcc 7y ago
There was no war due to many reasons: Russia's involvement in Syria, Venezuela,etc because of the lesson of Iraq and Libya , and thanks Trump for firing Bolton, etc, etc. But there's no war doesn't mean the Western media don&
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by jjcc 7y ago
Great summary. Thanks for your bravery! Most readers who have the knowledge about China instantly know the author is misleading audience by put up half truth and remove important relevant context. But those readers might not dare to speak o
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by jjcc 7y ago
His aunt is the first foreigner who got "Chinese green card"(Permenent Residency in China). Very famous couple in China long time ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joan_Hinton
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by jjcc 7y ago
That's correct. It is often misunderstood by Western public. To complement, for example in WeChat if a lot of criticism or even much worse than criticism can exist in "Moment". But it can make a WeChat Group be banned. Anothe
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by jjcc 7y ago
That's a good point but most people in the West don't realized that. I can not rule out CPP could use military in future but that's a stupid move.
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by jjcc 7y ago
Whataboutism is another concept , say, take an hypothetical example, that French police did same thing and French media also make disinformation. Here the OP just claim that NYT report only one side story while hide another story. If his cl
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by jjcc 7y ago
Was the war, i.e. tribes fighting each other so fittest tribes survive, part of evolution process? Is aggression a nature of human being because of collective evolution?
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That's exactly the question everybody who accept the interpretation from BBC and all western media should ask. In addtion, let's put the moral issue aside but consider only the intellgence of a regime that already achieved so man
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by jjcc 7y ago
It's quite mixed and complicated. US government/media exaggerated and distort the situation or the nature of the problem intentionally or unintentionally that mislead Western public. A lot of Chinese admit that there are problems
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by jjcc 7y ago
You are right but no need for a memory card. Hundreds of millions of Chinese tourists go aboard[1] every year. Most of them travel within Asia so most HN readers don't feel it. Let alone VPN that most educated people can use if they re
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by jjcc 7y ago
I guess: 1.Most people who can not read Chinese believe "detained" or "arrested" is on the photo of the newspaper as a proof. Is it true? Ask your friend who can read Chinese what the head line says. If the author was ho
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by jjcc 8y ago
He is not joking. The speaker mentioned in the talk. Peptides are not stable substance to be put into capsule. And the Bioavailability of NGF make it not effective even by injection let alone put pills in mouth. Nasal spray and sublingual
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by jjcc 8y ago
Since she lived 12 years longer than her twin sister I think the calculable effect would be the NGF supplement gave her around 13.18% more benefits with the assumption that her twin sister didn't take ANY supplement. The calculation i
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by jjcc 8y ago
There was a talk in DEFCON about different substances that could stimulate neurogenisis and potential risks. The speaker mentioned the 1986 Nobel laureate Rita Levi-Montalcini who found NGF gave herself some dosage of NGF. The lady live
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by jjcc 8y ago
There is some information that usually won't show up in BBC but discussed in other places which might worth some attention for HNers: Some part of the cooperation is on development of Africa which probabley is part of China's cur
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by jjcc 8y ago
It's quite interesting that there's a big gap between English only readers and those have access Chinese(meaning language,not nation) media. FLG and the behavior of the group is well known among Chinese. The are the last one of th
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by jjcc 8y ago
Yes, that's debatable. The party and its supporters could be wrong. But that's another topic on different premise. The real issue here is many people make verdict based on strong belief based on what they know from media which cou
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by jjcc 8y ago
following is a reply in a wrong place
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Yes, that's debatable. The party and its supporters could be wrong. But that's another topic on different premise. The real issue here is many people make verdict based on strong belief based on what they know from media which c
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by jjcc 8y ago
There were many coal burning power plants generate tons of dust and smog around increasingly electricity hungry developed areas in east and west coast of China. Those plants are gone because the powers are transfered from far away. Without
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by jjcc 8y ago
Repulic Of China used to be the government of China duing 1912 to 1949 before moved to Taiwan. It was invented early time of that government. Long time ago in mainland the period was called "before liberation". I had some "be
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by jjcc 8y ago
The title doen'st highlight enough about UHV. It's probably one of the most underestimated game changer technology that US and Canada also should have.
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Your implication that those Chinese who support current one party "regime" because they haven’t opened their eyes to democracy and freedom of human rights seems match current western media's unintended and also unanimous fabr
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Yes. I follow him for a while. Great guy. Seems working for google now? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inN8seMm7UI&t=4s
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It's difficult to express "educated" view (What I said was views of small portion of educated people) in a short paragraph. But what I would give a brief abstract description with some sacrifice of accuracy: Some correct ide
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by jjcc 8y ago
Great writeup. Save it for now. Will think about your points later because a little bit long. HNers are most rational netizens as I know. However quite lot of us still believe misinformation about China unintentionally spread by Western j
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by jjcc 8y ago
just give you some context: All bullet trains sell some tickets without seats. The price is the same as normal seat ticket but only for busy time like holiday season. Most time trains are not fully loaded so usually there are no dispute for

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