How the U.S. Engineered Its Sovereignty
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How the U.S. Engineered Its Sovereignty
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#2Kinda glossed over the whole IP theft industrial espionage thing.
Not at all ironic given the shrieking about China.
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#3"In 1839 [...] the United States had already defeated Britain’s navy in two wars"
This statement is wrong and trivially falsifiable. Perhaps the author meant that the U.S. had by that point won some naval battles against the British?
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#4Some nationalistic articles are just cringe.
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#5This article is cherry picked nonsense.
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We’re not the only ones with a wealth of natural resources. Canada, Russia, Argentina, Australia, Brazil all have per capita even more natural resources at their disposal.
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#8Kinda glossed over the whole IP theft industrial espionage thing. Not at all ironic given the shrieking about China.
Back then there weren’t as many conventions and treaties governing IP, as one might imagine —which is why the British attempted export controls!
Re: How the U.S. Engineered Its Sovereignty
#9Kinda glossed over the whole IP theft industrial espionage thing. Not at all ironic given the shrieking about China.
Back then there weren’t as many conventions and treaties governing IP, as one might imagine —which is why the British attempted export controls!
I guess the same goes for why the Americans attempt export controls in 2026
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Back then there weren’t as many conventions and treaties governing IP, as one might imagine —which is why the British attempted export controls!
I guess the same goes for why the Americans attempt export controls in 2026
Every successful country has done it. First they make liberal use of others' IP then when they are generating IP themselves they try hard to protect it.
Not limited to IP, they also do this with real property when they can.
Not limited to property, they do this with every single regulation. Think about Europe and chlorinated chicken.