Do you think China suffers from a collective inferiority complex? By that I mean: Any attack or criticism is fiercely resisted because it challenges the party narrative that the party can do no wrong?
Does shelf life play a role in this? My understanding was that SSD has a short lifespan [0] and so a focus on memory might be better for long term planning, and reliability.
Who would've thought Communists would've made the best capitalists? China is a "managed economy" and about as far from "free market" as North Korea[1]. Does it work the same way? I don't think so. We know that corruption and graft have become the norm in China[0], not the exception, so I would contend it works nothing like a free market economy.
I Was looking at a newspaper from the 1940s and the difference in content presented then, versus even now in large print newspapers, is astounding. There was so much more information conveyed back then, less opinions more information that people could use. It makes me think that our definition of news has gotten away from its original meaning
The article does not mention why, but considering that cypress has an extradition treaty with the States of America, It’s likely for tax reasons as all rich people do
I’m more curious if genetic engineering has led to more nutritious outcomes, or less. It’s almost like McDonald’s, just because you build more McDonald’s does it mean that food is any better