Another way China is a great equalizer is their willingness to do business with anyone that can pay.
Chinese per-capita emissions have peaked at lower level than US and are already falling.
drop the bs
Nations often impose trade barriers for various reasons. This is a very old tactic.
If you think that South Africa is absolutely egalitarian, you're wrong.
If you think that Norway is absolutely egalitarian, you're also wrong.
But if you think that "South Africa is egalitarian" is as wrong as "Norway is egalitarian", then your views are more wrong than both of them combined.
To state that no country is absolutely egalitarian does not mean that "China is hardly egalitarian" has to be wrong. And even if some other country (say Norway) were to be as hierarchical as China, that would not disprove the claim that China is hardly egalitarian. It would just mean there exist other inegalitarian countries too.
India is not even trying despite its size and we as germans do not push the EU as a union.
Does this not count as soon? How often do you buy new computers? That seems pretty soon. I remember a year or few ago being told it'd never happen so they're already infinity years ahead of schedule if we accept that at reasonable. The rate they're pulling ahead of expectations appears to be so sharp there is a risk they leapfrog EUV to go on to the next big thing.
Would’ve been nice if the United States had built a rail system to north to Alaska or even a rail system to Chile to the south?
I guess doing things like that are hard to do when you’re busy fighting multiple wars since the early 1950s.
China doesn't have EUV fabs... They've pushed DUV impressively far... but until they get EUV working industrially (and reasonable timelines are at least 2-4 years for that) it shouldn't be possible for them to compete for that market.
> China is the great equalizer of the world.
China is hardly an egalitarian society...