Re:Why China won’t own next-generation manufacturing
by gbog on Sunday August 28, 2016 @01:21AM
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Not even. Religious faith is usually disconnected from reality, and in a way can't be proven false. Here a simple check backwards and outward will tell anyone that, if "DNA for commerce" makes any sense at all for a country, it applies very well to China.
Re:Why China won’t own next-generation manufacturing
by Spooky23 on Saturday August 27, 2016 @09:07PM
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We're all riding on the shoulders of giants. The men who designed the postwar world were remarkably prescient in their engineering of affairs to benefit the United States.
The US has another decade or two of riding that wave until things get hairy.
Re:Why China won’t own next-generation manufacturing
by mooreds on Sunday August 28, 2016 @11:07AM
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Have you read "The Accidental Superpower"? Highly recommended.
It covers the demography, geology and geography that guarantees the USA will continue to be the predominant power for the next 25 years, if not longer.
Not sure I buy all his arguments, but definitely worth a read.
Re:Why China won’t own next-generation manufacturing
by tracker1 on Saturday August 27, 2016 @11:32PM
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The problem is the can-do, hardcore engineering types (particularly those without college training) are gone and supplanted by layers of bureaucrats and bean counters.
Re:Why China won’t own next-generation manufacturing
by vinceguidry on Saturday August 27, 2016 @07:19PM
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There's always a certain amount of faith involved in future-predicting. Show me a sure-fire way to predict the future in any better way, and I'll take that and make billions with it.
As concise and positive a statement of religious faith as any I've ever seen.