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Re:LK-99: The Live Online Race for a Room-Temperature Superc... by est on Monday July 31, 2023 @06:42AM (#36940795)
Why does China alone have so many reproduction attemps? I assumed it would be tried everywhere.
Re:LK-99: The Live Online Race for a Room-Temperature Superc... by orangepurple on Monday July 31, 2023 @09:24AM (#36942131)
China has more people, more money to spend on research, more equipment, more manufacturing base, more STEM graduates, more everything, and all of that by huge margins.
Re:LK-99: The Live Online Race for a Room-Temperature Superc... by senttoschool on Monday July 31, 2023 @10:27AM (#36943042)
I'm not sure about the other claims but the most logical reasoning is that China has better supply chains and way more STEM graduates.
Re:LK-99: The Live Online Race for a Room-Temperature Superc... by mhh__ on Monday July 31, 2023 @03:22PM (#36947535)
Hence why my processor was designed in California?
Re:LK-99: The Live Online Race for a Room-Temperature Superc... by Accujack on Monday July 31, 2023 @04:07PM (#36948061)
China wants to gain a technological edge on all other countries. If they happen to be the first to turn a room temperature superconductor into usable commercial or military materials, then they'll have a huge military or economic advantage for some period of time.
Re:LK-99: The Live Online Race for a Room-Temperature Superc... by senttoschool on Tuesday August 01, 2023 @12:36AM (#36952356)
God, this kind of thinking is so brainwashed. The relentless China demonization propaganda has made it so that people in the West doesn't believe that Chinese people have normal human behaviors. In a way, the western media has succeeded in portraying all of China as evil and themselves as good.

You think ordinary Chinese people's entire existence is to gain a military advantage over you?