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    Comment #45925589

    Short version: they can’t. Just like with a lot of “CIA-style” espionage claims, the “evidence” is usually an IP that resolves to somewhere in China. That’s it. No magic, and not e…

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    Comment #45590299

    Any concrete examples? I’ve always wondered how a company that fully controls its tech and can leave a country at anytime can be “forced” to transfer its core tech. From what I’ve …

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    Comment #45568576

    I haven’t seen much detailed analysis on this demographic topic. The question is whether technology bends the curve. If renewables, robotics, and AI mature and are deeply integrate…

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    Comment #44132042

    I'd like to offer a couple of additional perspectives on the discussion around China's approach to intellectual property. Firstly, it's important to recognize that challenges with …

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    Comment #44027713

    These "Winner/Loser" headlines are great for click-through rates, less so for drawing any conclusions beyond the incredibly superficial. The real story is always at the micro level…

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    Comment #43593655

    Zeihan as a source? That's... optimistic. More entertainer than analyst. Premature to write off 1B+ on the birth rate issue. Remember peak oil? We adapt. Alternatives exist (and wi…

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    Comment #43566595

    The United States maintains the world's most powerful corporations and attracts exceptional talent, yet appears to be hastening toward what some consider an inevitable conflict—one…

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    Comment #43480367

    The 80-hour workweek isn’t some grand anomaly; it’s simply the natural outcome of the fierce competition in China’s market. If you want a good job, you have to give it your all—bec…

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    Comment #43370832

    You better read news from media carefully, especially U.S. news on China: 1. "China's defense budget stays under 1.5% of GDP for years".True. 2. "China will increase its defense bu…

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    Comment #43340154

    One thing that confuses me is how short-term Americans tend to think about certain issues. For example, how can you be so certain that a country like China cannot transition into a…

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    Comment #43305155

    Your words made me picture a typical American tech worker: 1.Bashes China with zero facts or sources, parroting English journalists who can’t read Chinese or grasp its nuances. 2.L…

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    Comment #43277164

    The simplest answer to your question is "it exists" and "iMessage isn't important," but instead, you chose to write a whole fiction for your brain. If that's critical thinking, I'd…

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    Comment #43276063

    You probably need to brush up on a little concept called "Economies of Scale."

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    Comment #43252179

    In a multipolar world, historical ignorance leads to geopolitical disadvantage. One should be well-versed in history before offering opinions on these matters. While American power…

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    Comment #43034560

    any source or link to the specific regulation? in know localized data storage, cross-border assessments is a must, but don't know souce code is a must.

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    Comment #42997346

    maybe some basic math here: - How many stayed in the US and are still contributing? - How many went back to China? - How many actually stole anything? I'll leave it to you to dig u…

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    Comment #42951125

    one thing bothers me is that: americans, even americans in tech industry, seems place a ton of trust in the CIA. you know the government often lies, and the media does too. but you…

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    Comment #42745707

    Let's be real, the top talent in China flocks to the tech world – internet, manufacturing, the whole shebang. Entertainment? Not so much. That industry's heavily regulated, you kno…