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  1. RIP, Gordon Moore.
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  2. I really liked making this video. I hope you enjoyed it too. For other videos on Japan, check out the playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76RTpIBp5WGyun3Nn85sQxLK
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  3. Hope you enjoy the video.
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  4. I hope you enjoyed the video. Like, subscribe, and all that. And if this stuff interests you, I suggest checking out the Global Semiconductors playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76QEYXdJx6KyycNGHePJQwWW
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  5. There will be spam bots in these comments. Ignore them.
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  6. Please be civil in the comments. Would your mother approve of that nasty comment you're writing? For other videos on tech industry analyses, check out the asianometry playlist of global semiconductor issues: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76QEYXdJx6KyycNGHePJQwWW
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  7. Stay safe, everyone
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  8. My thanks to an anonymous viewer of the channel for suggesting this topic. ❤ You know who you are.
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  9. I hope you enjoyed this video. It's a favorite of mine. Also. Yeah, I know I have over 100K subs now. I recorded this video 2 months ago, back when it seemed so far away. Check out other technology reviews here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76RiptUQ22iDGxNewdxjI6Xh
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  10. There's an idiot called "Pinned by Asianometry" posting spam in here. Ignore it.
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  11. I thought about that. I figured even if Google pulled the plug, the tools and the code repos will still be around.
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  12. I’d like to but I also want to stay sane.
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  13. Long night
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  14. This video recently went viral for some reason. Please comment thoughtfully and respectfully. Since you are all here, I suggest watching my video about Taiwan's universal health care system: https://youtu.be/_dKa9j3wsS8 A really great thing about Taiwan that the US should emulate. I'd rather make a lot less a year but get easy, convenient universal health care. Wouldn't you? One more thing: Salary is not the end-all, be-all. Otherwise we would all be anesthesiologists in Sweden. The last thing I want viewers to think is that I hate it here or that Taiwan is a terrible place to live. It really is an amazing place. "I like this place a lot" is literally the second thing I said.
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  15. I wrote this before the presidential election results were released.
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  16. You're right, I don't make that characterization and if it seemed that way I misspoke. Manchu and Mongol rule were a colonization and there are a lot of parallels between itself and British India for example. I don't character that acknowledgement as an example of Han supremacy - if you acknowledge it, it doesn't make you a Hanist. Rather, my point is that feelings of Han supremacy color what you feel (and say) about the Manchu then and today. And historical revisionism of any form is something that bothers me. When starting this channel I felt lots of apathy for the Qing Dynasty conquest and the Manchu people behind it. But I've read a lot into it over the years and learned a lot more about the nuance and historical dynamics - and it has definitely caused me to rethink what I thought I knew about that era. The Ming dynasty was long outclassed and backwards, unable to govern and clearly had lost the Mandate of Heaven. The Qing managed to "crown itself" by convincing a Han and his army to back them instead of another Han - leading to a situation where a significant portion of the Qing armies were Han. So Han fighting Han. A Han named Zuo Guofan helped the Qing beat back the Taiping Rebellion and keep the Qing in power. Times were different back then - and looking at it in a simplistic manner to suit a present day narrative I believe is deeply flawed. Regardless of the past though, what should not happen is that we mistreat members of ethnic minority today based on actions their race took hundreds of years ago.
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  17. I would say that I don't speak for the Party. You might have to ask them and see if you can get an answer. My core point in the video is to say that the government's written goal is to protect and favor its 55 ethnic minorities. Whether or not it actually happens, well, it wouldn't be the first time a government has not lived up to its credo.
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  18. I am glad that I pulled off pronouncing "Melbourne" right. Subscribe and check out the newsletter: https://asianometry.substack.com/
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  19. I am feeling a lot better. Yeah I’ve been a little sad lately. Thank you for asking
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  20. Any old Silicon Valley companies I should consider taking a look at?
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  21. Happens all the time
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  22. It's coming.
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  23. If you enjoyed this topic, consider subscribing. Have any suggestions or ideas? Feel free to email me.
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  24. I hope you enjoyed the video.
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  25. There are Telegram scam bots replying to comments in here. They are disgusting. Please report them as spam if you see them.
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  26. I plan to be in Antwerp, Belgium for IMEC's ITF World 2024 in May 21st and 22nd. It's my first trip to Belgium. If you are in town, please let me know. Would love to speak to you. Shoot me an email!
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  27. That’s the easiest, lowest effort answer to give. But what does that mean?
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  28. As with everything related to China topics, please be civil in the comments. Check out other videos on China's economy with the playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76T_4R7Lxs8QoDr64zlvt8SS
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  29. Sorry about that. I’ve updated the description. But YouTube sadly won’t let me reupload a video after it’s posted.
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  30. Yes I am.
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  31. Enjoy the video.
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  33. It feels weird to be releasing content considering what is going on right now in the world.
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  34. Yes, I typo'ed "runaway" as "runway". I am deeply sorry. Remember to sign up to the newsletter! https://asianometry.substack.com/
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  35. What other MEMS topics would you like to see?
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  36. Please be civil in the comments. Like and subscribe, and all. Check out the Semiconductor playlist for other videos on chips: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76QEYXdJx6KyycNGHePJQwWW
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  38. Hope you enjoyed the video. Got a topic suggestion for a future video? Let me know about it
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  40. Very true. I should make it more clear in the video.
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  41. Post-video note: TSMC has moved Backside Power Delivery out of N2P to their A16 node: https://www.anandtech.com/show/21370/tsmc-2nm-update-n2-in-2025-n2p-loses-bspdn-nanoflex-optimizations
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  42. Note: I recorded this video 3 months ago, which is why it says 100K subs. Thanks for watching. Check out other videos on Singapore here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76TS34YoUFNgTdAB1qNE4wTK
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  43. What would you like to see on the channel?
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  44. A video that covers the relations of these three countries would be very long indeed.
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  45. My bad. I got mixed up.
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  46. I figured to stay on topic. The whole Vietnam Cambodia and China triangle I’ll keep for some time later.
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  48. @Arkajit Beats me. I'm just a deer.
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  50. Hope you enjoyed the video.
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  51. Having watched this video, what do you think America should do today?
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  52. Context is important.
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  53. That would be fantastic if it happens! I’ve also asked through other channels and the answer has always been no 😂
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  54. I am a financial analyst.
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  55. Thanks. I appreciate it. Let's see if I can dig up something from somewhere.
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  56. What other silicon photonics topics would you like to see?
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  57. If you enjoyed this video, like it and subscribe. It makes me feel better. If you want to watch more videos on semi and tech issues, check out my Global Semiconductor Issues playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76QEYXdJx6KyycNGHePJQwWW
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  58. Nano imprint sounds like a good idea. I will think about it.
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  59. Love your work. I did read through your amazing piece on the Hygon benchmarks and enjoyed it. But in the end, I couldn't fit it into the video without butchering it. I'll put it in the description, though.
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  60. That's so cool to hear!
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  61. Gosh it was hard making sense of it haha
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  62. Hope you enjoyed the video. For other videos about ASML, check out the ASML Analysis playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76R3D0aXnw-IVVaA383XTfMv
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  64. Ha, I tried once to find a job in Singapore. It’s so much harder than you say
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  65. What other battery topic videos do you want to see on the channel?
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  66. I’ll keep that in mind for the future. Thanks
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  67. I hope you enjoyed the video. Like and subscribe, and all that dance. And if semiconductors are your game then check out the Global Semiconductors Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76QEYXdJx6KyycNGHePJQwWW
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  68. As always, be civil in the comments. Check out the semiconductors playlist for other videos on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76QEYXdJx6KyycNGHePJQwWW
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  69. Thanks for watching. Like and subscribe, all that jazz. I also recommend checking out some of the other companies in the Company Profile playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Qod2z94xcDNV95_ItzIM-S
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  70. I do not feel I made that blame. The collapse of South Vietnam was far more complicated than a single event.
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  71. I make jokes all the time! I am a funny guy. I even made a mom joke in a video once!
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  72. It isn't an Asianometry video without a mispronunciation.
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  74. Please be civil in the comments. If you are interested in this topic, check out the Global Semiconductor playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76QEYXdJx6KyycNGHePJQwWW And if you enjoy what this channel does, consider subscribing. Appreciate it.
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  75. Hope you enjoyed the video. Keep your comments thoughtful and respectful. Check out other videos on China's economy here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76T_4R7Lxs8QoDr64zlvt8SS
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  76. My bad, I should have picked my words more carefully.
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  78. Can do!
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  79. Thanks for watching. I know this is a sensitive subject. Please be civil and comment thoughtfully. Check out other Asianometry videos on China's economy here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76T_4R7Lxs8QoDr64zlvt8SS
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  80. I agree and that’s something I tried to make clear in the video. He’s a divisive figure, but most heads of state are.
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  82. Got it. Just edited it out for this one.
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  83. This was a long one. Remember to check out the newsletter: https://asianometry.substack.com/
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  85. During one of the Taiwan Strait Crises (I don’t recall which), Chiang Kai-Shek was driven to a point where he threatened Mao with abandoning Kinmen. Ironically, this caused Mao to stop shelling the island. The intention however was clear - the ROC claim to the islands validates a belief that there should be one China. Giving up the islands means Taiwan governs just its own main island and splits “China” into two. Mao understood this and dialed down the tension.
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  86. Hope you enjoyed the video. Check out other mega projects of Asia in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76TNrCoZ9Jx8L2gOf7-0d6-B
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  87. Like and subscribe. Yada yada. Check out other deep dives here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76RiptUQ22iDGxNewdxjI6Xh
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  88. Deep
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  89. Sign up for the AI and Symposium event and I hope to see you there: https://www.eventbrite.com/myevent?eid=692838296997
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  90. Thank you, Mr. Horselover. I love horses too.
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  91. Tell me what you’re thinking of next
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  93. You're right. I'll correct this. Thanks
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  94. I think I made it clear that TSMC was paying Liang at least a $1 million a year by the time he left. He didn't leave for the money.
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  95. I hope you enjoyed the video. I wrote it before the Bolt recall happened so that is not mentioned here. I'll do a video on it if people like this one. For other content on Energy, check out this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Tx1hDbCjyMiQZITz9Xq_Fw
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  96. Good topic. Yeah alright then.
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  98. Now back to the show
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  100. Note: I wrote this video before the Intel-Mobileye news. I'll put an update into the Newsletter so sign up to that and keep an eye out: https://asianometry.substack.com/
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  102. Tbh, yeah it is a little too much.
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  104. We need your optimism in the comments section of my video on Chartered Semiconductor
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  107. I hope you enjoyed the video. Like and subscribe for more videos. To watch other videos on the global electronics industry, check out the playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76QEYXdJx6KyycNGHePJQwWW
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  108. I feel like mistakes happen especially over a span of 60 years. Just a few years ago, Airbus was seen as the incompetent one. The cycle will continue and Boeing will return to form.
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  109. I’ll add it to the list. Thanks for the suggestion.
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  110. I like your answer. I hope to be able to use it one day at work with my boss
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  111. SMIC is doing better than you think. Their financial results are quite strong right now, they are doing R&D on a process near equivalent to TSMC's 7nm, and have established themselves as the leading foundry in China. The job is hard. Even if the government gave me billions of dollars and let me hire a thousand Google engineers, building another Google would be exceedingly hard.
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  112. Glad you asked and the preceding comment did a good job of explaining as well. One way of thinking about it is to think about the United States. It had been originally inhabited by natives but they had displaced as the dominant people over time by immigrants from other countries. It is the same as with Taiwan. Taiwan had native aboriginals for tens of thousands of years - who have more in common racially with Pacific Islanders than Han Chinese. Starting in the 1600s, Han Chinese began immigrating to Taiwan Island and over time they displaced the people there. Over time they created their own culture, distinct from the mainland Chinese - much like how white Americans are different from white Europeans despite being the same race.
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  113. I hope you enjoyed the video. Watch other videos on New Energy and EVs here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Tx1hDbCjyMiQZITz9Xq_Fw
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  114. Per the government’s philosophy it was the right move to let TSMC come to Singapore. Like I wrote in my other video, you can’t try to shield your children from competition. That’s how you end up with weird market inefficiencies and terrible import taxes.
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  115. As with everything related to China topics, please be civil in the comments. Check out other videos on China's economy with the playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76T_4R7Lxs8QoDr64zlvt8SS
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  116. Well it also goes into MacBooks for me to make videos about how it is made. Meta.
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  117. My bad. I’ll edit the description.
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  119. I would love to visit that visitor center someday.
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  120. I hope you enjoyed the video. I now have an Australia playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76RvZYpXxZlYrKVVA7S2J_rN
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  121. I’m not perfect. But I certainly do more than a simple google search.
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  124. Chop chop. That word makes me laugh. Check out other videos on the Chinese Economy playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76T_4R7Lxs8QoDr64zlvt8SS
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  126. The wafer video is done. It’ll be out in a few weeks.
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  127. I just like dams.
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  128. I always appreciate nice comments from well meaning people trying to learn the situation. Keep asking questions and learning!
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  129. Please be civil in the comments. If you are interested in this topic, check out the Global Semiconductor playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76QEYXdJx6KyycNGHePJQwWW And if you enjoy what this channel does, consider subscribing. Appreciate it.
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  130. Thanks for watching. Consider subscribing if you enjoyed the video. Note: BOE currently has a market cap of 220 billion RMB or $33 billion USD. Not $220 billion USD Check out other in-depth analyses in the Company Profiles playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Qod2z94xcDNV95_ItzIM-S
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  131. If you are interested in this topic, check out the Global Semiconductor playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76QEYXdJx6KyycNGHePJQwWW And if you enjoy what this channel does, consider subscribing. Appreciate it.
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  132. Yeah it’s on the roadmap.
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  133. Perhaps. Have you eaten your hat yet?
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  134. Sadly it was the best I could find. I have shamed my family.
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  135. I agree that there’s a treaty but there’s plenty of unequal treaties signed by the governments over the years. My point is more about the other reasons why the Party decided to honor this one.
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  136. With regards to 26:20, this seems reasonable. I can edit that. Thanks.
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  137. I'll keep that in mind. Thanks.
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  138. We might probably call them mainframes today.
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  139. This helps me feel better after all the pronunciation corrections
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  140. Thanks for watching!
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  141. Han seems to have had the bigger, cosmopolitan, and more unified dynasty. Kind of like the Romans, which were around at that time.
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  142. Alex was so helpful for me on this topic. I really give him all the props.
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  143. Yeeeeehaaaaaw!
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  144. I’ve thought about it. Maybe someday.
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  145. I will soon, yes!
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  146. No. I meant it as in literally Taiwan has a household registration system. It is nothing like the hukou system in China - but they both have shared origins.
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  147. My bad. Cancel this video.
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  148. I do have conversations with industry professionals on occasion, but mostly on background. They mostly ask not to be quoted.
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  149. Thanks for pointing it out. It's my bad. If I do more Europe videos, hopefully I get better at this stuff.
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  150. I had wanted to do a video on the Hukou system for so long. Its existence today as a restriction on internal migration stems from the Maoist years, so those aspects aren’t reflected in Taiwan. For Taiwanese you most hear about household registration in the context of voting. You go home to where you’re registered to vote. As for China, these new hukou reforms will basically end the majority of the Maoist restrictions on migration. Assuming they get implemented. It also made my video irrelevant.
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  151. Depends on how much I want to get yelled at on a particular week.
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  152. Like and subscribe! And if you're interested in other tech deep dives, check out this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76RiptUQ22iDGxNewdxjI6Xh
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  153. Check out other videos on Japan here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76RTpIBp5WGyun3Nn85sQxLK
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  154. Yes. I don’t think that’s changing.
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  155. My man, Tim Apple
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  156. I hope you enjoy. For more TSMC Analysis, check out the playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76SRC7ZbOu2Nsg5mC72fy-GZ
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  157. I love sand and water.
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  158. Sorry I don’t have any plans to talk on this.
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  159. I am writing up another video specifically for it.
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  161. If people watch then I'll keep making them!
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  162. Why does it matter?
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  163. The Nationalists frankly weren’t ready to do that. They did very well get their butts kicked - and Truman had basically written them off. They suffered from corruption, incompetence and had ruined their relationship with the people. China in the 50s was over the moon with the Party.
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  164. Yeah, I should have mentioned it. But the video was already stretching long. I will perhaps give Mostek its own video one day.
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  165. Have you guys used YouBike before? Watch other company profiles here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Qod2z94xcDNV95_ItzIM-S
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  166. It is a fascinating thing indeed and something that I want to study a lot on this channel. Not just in semiconductors but also other industries like automobiles
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  167. I heard they removed it from the app stores. It’s not a block at a networking level like with the Firewall.
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  170. I think I had a glass of wine first before starting on this one.
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  171. I tried.
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  172. Good idea. I'll take a look at it.
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  173. It never is. Think I made that pretty clear
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  174. Yup
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  175. There’s been a lot to say recently. I do try to space them out - but I’ve been having so many ideas recently I can’t keep up haha. Thanks for watching
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  176. My understanding is that there’s a few really really smart Taiwanese TSMC people and they’re paid like NBA stars. It would be hard for any company even Intel to pay enough to steal them. But the fact that it isn’t doing too much for them I think double illustrates the main issue. You can’t make it faster to give birth to a baby by hiring nine women. It’s an issue beyond just human capital and financial capital.
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  178. There are real environmental and financial reasons why fabrication moved out of the US. These are real economic trends pushing people away from manufacturing, and I think it would take government incentives to change that.
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  179. I didn’t mean to imply a link to Confucianism here when I mentioned it. Just wanted a cool descriptor
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  181. I did a follow up video that looks at some of the big storms that have hit the dam in 2016 and 2020. But it looks like the dam has stopped potential floods that would have been as bad as 1998.
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  182. DRRRAAAMMMMMMM
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  183. Coming next week.
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  184. There’s a more in-depth video coming up about immigration in Singapore that I’m kinda concerned will tick off a lot of people. Still weighing on releasing it or not.
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  185. Good catch, my friend. I checked again and I believe it was an initial order.
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  186. A bit of a departure from what this channel normally does. If you enjoyed it, consider subscribing. Check out other videos in the science and nature playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76RGmBE75_3gOj3vz9m0J3Dw
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  187. This is noted but human use is also substantial. Let’s not only blame the animal farmers
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  188. Hm, for a long time I've been working on a history of Taiwan's democracy and how the KMT lost its grip on power as the Leninist vanguard party. A critical leverage point for the DPP's rise to prominence was the fact that those same village-level local seats were open to democratic elections. The officials who won those elections became the wedge that pried the door open to full democracy. Based on what you wrote about village-level elections, if I was a high ranking Chinese Communist Party member then I would probably have heard of this interpretation and thought better of the Wukan experiment.
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  189. I’ll add it to the list. Might be interesting
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  190. Glad you like them. My mother considers them the most boring videos I put on the channel.
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  191. I need to give the people what they want: Sausage museum content.
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  192.  @lordofthecats6397  Not a CPC marketing outlet. Source: Literally me, Asianometry
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  193. Yeah I stopped doing them. Even my mom hates it.
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  195. It’s like the Conch in Lord of the Flies
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  196. I did this video while traveling. My bad.
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  197. I think it's important that an engineer stay up to date with new technologies. To me, that's not circumventing ageism. That's competency. Would you want someone building your bridge with things they learned in the 1970s?
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  198. It’s provided from Malaysia. It’s a national security interest for them too.
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  199. Easterners have been just as war mongering with the Taiping Rebellion, the two Sino-Japanese Wars, Sino-Vietnamese War, Cultural Revolution, Korean War and others. I feel it would be a mistake to attribute violence to east or west
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  200. The significance of the effort has always been to revitalize the city’s East German semiconductor heritage. No mention of Poland was in the documents.
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  201. Luckily I’m not local.
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  202. I hope you enjoyed the video. Watch other company profiles here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Qod2z94xcDNV95_ItzIM-S
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  203. I’ve done a little on the subject but the videos haven’t really done well
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  204. Certainly more modern than phone lines! Haha
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  205. I frequent the Singapore subreddit. It does seem that most locals don’t think very highly of these people.
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  206. I reckon it's cus Intel has been doing it their way for years now. TSMC needs to do it their own way. The two ways are not the same.
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  207. Thanks. That won’t ever change!
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  208. Check out other company profiles in this video playlist. Got any future suggestions? Let me know about them: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Qod2z94xcDNV95_ItzIM-S
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  209. Dee-al with it
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  210. Their reasoning is that even a little bit of dirty blood can’t pollute the Pacific Ocean.
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  211. I fondly remember my father taking me to his office at National Semiconductor back when I was a child. I loved that campus.
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  212. Check out the podcast episode here: https://open.firstory.me/story/clhug1p20001r01we2xfmhvnj
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  213. Lol
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  214. I quote a famous American song: “War. What is it good for, Absolutely nothing”
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  215. After watching this video, check out another video on the "Sun Cable" Megaproject, aiming to pipe solar power from Australia to all the way to Singapore via undersea high voltage cables: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZBaDle5NbU
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  217. More of a tongue in cheek reference. Han Guo-yu was the 2020 KMT winner - and his name in Chinese is a homonym for Korean Fish.
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  218. Thx. I'll look into this and see if a clarification is needed
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  219. I do. It's a lot of work.
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  221. I did a video on the Chinese solar industry a while back. Worth checking out
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  222. Yeah I’ll take a look at it. Sounds interesting. Thanks for the suggestion
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  223. I hope you enjoyed the video. Check out other videos on the energy industry here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Tx1hDbCjyMiQZITz9Xq_Fw
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  224. I don’t see the CCP being replaced anytime soon. It has its warts of course and most Chinese people will acknowledge that but I suspect if we were to do honest polls we would find it to be quite popular and reasonably competent.
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  225. I keep deer. It’s in my profile picture ... just kidding. I love cats but I am sadly allergic
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  226. Yeah it seems to be on the rocks but never know. I didn’t even touch on the weird relationship between Arm and Arm China
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  227. No First Use came after the Sino Soviet split and way after the Taiwan Strait crisis, when Mao made those comments. Thanks for the comment
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  228. I think it’s more important that they invest in drones, missiles and other asymmetric weapons first.
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  229. I am a bit more optimistic. I feel that the average Chinese person has so much ground to make in order to "catch up" with the rest of the world that it will drive economic growth for many years to come. Even right now, China's growth is doing very well in comparison with the rest of the world. Of course there are challenges especially when it comes to debt and what not, but China is great at scaling its advantages and leveraging them to its benefit. I don't think the West and the rest should sit back and wait for China to stagnate. They should push ahead and continue to innovate.
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  230. There is a video coming about Norsk Data.
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  231. For more insightful analyses, check out the Asianometry Science and Nature Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76RGmBE75_3gOj3vz9m0J3Dw
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  232. Well, that’s just, like, your opinion, man.
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  233. We don’t know for certain. The estimate is something like 15-20% of total revenue.
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  234. It’s a callback to Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure
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  235. Did you enjoy watching this little video? If so, consider liking and subscribing to the channel for more tech analysis and insights out of Asia. For more TSMC stuff, watch the playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76SRC7ZbOu2Nsg5mC72fy-GZ
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  236. Similar situation here. My grandparents had half a dozen siblings.
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  237. There’s a guy who commented in my other video that there’s no Han people in Thailand. You two should meet up.
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  238. It’s a famous transaction. 10 companies bid for the contract and RCA won. I want to do a video on it but I feel like I can’t finish it without getting the US political perspective on the transaction. Can’t find any comment from US politicians at the time, so the script sits unfinished.
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  239. I'll get to it I hope someday.
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  241. Dylan Patel would be far better for that than me
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  242. The author indeed uses that book as a reference and highly recommends it. This author does not use Trevor Noah’s book for any other purpose in the video other than to mention it as an inspiration for the origin of this video.
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  243. If by SC you mean immersion, I’ll say it still matters.
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  244. There’s also the theory he wasn’t on the plane at all. Some Mongolian officials couldn’t identify his body in the crash remains.
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  245. Semiconductor industry big, lah. I’m just one guy, lah.
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  246. I have a forthcoming video on this. Generally yes we can say the PLA didn’t perform up to snuff. But then again the CCP sees war as a form of politics and if the PLA did its job then how many men died doesn’t really matter.
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  247. Deal with it
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  248. Thanks for watching and consider subscribing. For more videos on ASML, check out the playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76R3D0aXnw-IVVaA383XTfMv
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  249. I want to visit someday. I must have practiced saying that name 50 times!
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  250. Because a cow on the farm helps you plow the fields. It was like eating some of the tools that helped you make your living.
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  251. Air India? Interesting idea. I’ll look into it.
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  252. The story of RISC-V is still developing. I feel I wouldn't have much to say here.
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  253. Thanks for watching. I don’t have a view on world politics. I just make videos about stuff I’m interested in.
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  254. I’d love to do a video on the corruption and cost cutting of the dam construction. Got any sources?
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  255. Now that's a thesis! Thank you for your time and consideration in this thorough answer.
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  256. Crypto GPU prices and supply ... who knows. Whole new set of dynamics. I am neither a journalist nor a student. My day job is entirely different from what I do here. And that’s good because it helps blow off stress
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  257. I uploaded them all at once and YouTube sucks. Sigh.
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  258. Would love to profile those companies. More ideas than time, sadly.
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  259. It was likely he wasn’t much coherent at the time as he suffered from final stage Parkinson’s or ALS or whatever he had. But he has said of Chiang prior: “Mao regarded Chiang Kai-shek as his lifelong enemy but gave him credit for a strong sense of nationalism, not subservient to the United States” Excerpt From The Private Life of Chairman Mao
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  260. Thanks for your kind words. Not to bore anyone with a long winded lecture about my work process, but generally I use a lot of Google, university libraries, and email. Whenever I do a video, I want to bring to the table something that’s better and more informative than the English language Wikipedia page. If I can’t, then I won’t do the video.
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  261. I was aware of it and tried to stuff it into the video but couldn’t make it work. But yes
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  262. Bruh.
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  263. I didn’t find anything on his thinking but I feel the script is pretty clear that the Nationalists were in a bad way.
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  264. Hope you enjoyed the video. If you like what this channel does, please subscribe. Got a topic suggestion? Let me know about it
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  265. If only I could do more.
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  266. No sorry I don’t do any podcasts. I’ve thought about it though.
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  267. I worked in San Francisco for 8 years before moving to Taiwan. It’s definitely an ambitious place. I learned a lot there about how to run companies, manage people and execute on ideas. Got tired of living in a tiny box though haha
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  268. TSMC, it seems.
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  269. As with everything in genetics, such studies have been debated. I would probably defer to the archaeology and linguistics over the genetic studies at this point in time.
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  270. It’s a beautiful site.
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  271. Getting to hear from and interact with like-minded people like yourself helps keep me going. Thanks for watching
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  272. It’s a good idea and I am starting to see this company around in my research. I’ll file it away for a future idea.
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  273. If you enjoyed the video, consider liking and subscribing to the channel. You can enjoy other videos like this in the asianometry Company Profiles playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Qod2z94xcDNV95_ItzIM-S This video came as a result of an asianometry fan suggestion. Got any topic ideas? Let me know.
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  274. Why would a country give up financial sovereignty of their currency to a foreign power without having some influence over policy?
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  275. Software and chip design for one.
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  276. I did mention it as an issue but not any actions taken to fix it. Yeah it’s an issue
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  277. It’s for a different video (one I probably won’t make because this isn’t an America focused channel) but I feel the political divide is more complicated than just economics. Adjusted for PPP, incomes of the worst performing states are in the same neighborhood as the top European countries. If I were to better characterize what’s happening in the states, I’d call it more a cultural divide. Some of Trump’s top supporters are financially well off but regardless feel an immense fear of the changes going on in their country.
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  278. Right. If you wanna be more specific when I say the USA, then I’d say something like “five coastal cities and Austin”.
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  279. It’s a start. If the video does well then there’ll be more.
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  280. He did the best he could and I think I make that clear in the video. My personal favorite however is his son.
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  281. Yeah though I didn’t go into them here. There’s a big reason in that they wanted to draw China away from the Soviets, they’re a huge nation that’s disconnected from the rest of the world at that time, and a potential market.
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  282. As the video explains, cartels aren’t the reason why diamonds are expensive today because there’s no more cartel.
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  283. There’s some truth in both sides here. The country is going through a pretty brutal recession and it’s left a lot of people worried about their place. With that being said, the success of the Singapore system is quite clear. And to try to turn away immigrants (of which I was nearly one) would be a mark of not having faith in Singapore. I personally have more faith in Singapore than those types.
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  284. Yeah, I hear you. That’s some bizarreness there. I think the thing most eugenicists tend to forget is that they’re usually not the ones choosing the rules. I don’t necessarily believe the Singaporean policy is eugenics. And for any rate it is clearly not working.
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  285. Not allowed to say.
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  286. Yeah that's a good point.
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  287. I also want to add. If the Imperial system worked so well then how did the British and European powers crack open the Qing Dynasty so easily? The Imperial system caused chaos and pain without advancing society. Millions of Chinese died fighting for factions and warlords so that they can be crowned emperor. 20 million died in the Taiping Rebellion - Chinese versus Chinese. Were those Chinese part of the family?
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  288. He seemed like a good guy.
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  289. They don’t.
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  290. No. This is a legit huge factory.
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  291. Thanks for watching and sharing your story. I want to spend some time writing about the Taiwanese diaspora someday too.
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  292. My bad.
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  293. Thanks. I’ll think about it. Always want to make the videos cooler.
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  294. This is a remake of an older video with better audio. Check out other company profiles in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Qod2z94xcDNV95_ItzIM-S
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  295. Impressive high school you went to.
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  296. I know.
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  297. Hmm I don’t think it would have ever been possible. I did a few videos about it a long time ago but it just didn’t make sense. I can’t even say it is a CCP thing too. Even Chiang Kai-shek was aggressively pushing to get Hong Kong back.
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  298. As I say in the video, generalizations are unavoidable.
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  299. Thanks for the kind words. I’m not a big channel so I appreciate them.
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  300. I’ll have a video later about this but in general it takes 2-3 years.
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  301. I might do one for the Soviet Union.
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  302. I think part of the message of my video is that the idea that China being a singular country with a single ethnicity is more of a belief than an established fact. There’s a lot of differences between peoples and populations of different provinces - each of which have had the same enclave like effect as you’d say is in Europe. Politically the CCP is incentivized to make clear the ethnic unity of the Chinese people. I don’t particularly find it to be true. You’d only need to look at many people of the “Han” race to kinda get a sense of what I am talking about
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  303. I don’t speak for western commentators just as you don’t represent the nation of China. In the end we are just two people commenting at each other on the internet. Let’s keep that in mind. Life is too short to go back and forth on something like this - and to get offended by random videos. Neither of us have convinced each other of anything.
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  304. Some words just elude me. That’s one of them
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  305. Watch other videos on Asian social issues with this asianometry playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Rm_EuSrZEewb95CW7jJ5k7
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  306. For more videos on Singapore, check out the playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76TS34YoUFNgTdAB1qNE4wTK
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  307. Sure there's a lot of competition, but I think the 800-pound gorilla is pretty obvious.
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  308. I am waiting for new developments
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  309. It is available in early access and will be released in the future
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  310. It's coming next week.
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  311. I try my best.
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  312. I agree with you on this too. The collapse of dams and especially this one is overstated and barring some failure of government won’t happen. But it will take a lot of maintenance and management in the coming years and that should be a lesson for governments thinking that big dams are silver bullets.
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  313. Best Asianometry Video. Ever.
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  314. My bad. I'll fix that.
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  315. I think the heart of the dilemma is that, like Singapore has publicly mentioned but Taiwan probably subtly agrees with, any new immigration policy would probably need to take into account ways to maintain Taiwan’s Han supermajority so to be politically feasible. And the world’s biggest supply of Han people is not particularly friendly to it. But that’s just my take on the issue.
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  316. Sounds fair.
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  317. We need more non-Intel electronics history. Just trying to fill a need.
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  318. It's a good suggestion and thank you for it. But I can't say that I will stick exclusively to chips though in the future. For instance, there's a future video about the solar industry.
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  319. My brain was fried.
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  320. My general feeling is that CATL is going for scalability and cost effectiveness.
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  321. Too many currencies. Thanks for noting. I'll edit the description.
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  322. I got tired of being yelled at - just really negative stuff. It’s great to uphold this ideal of a Roman forum but I don’t get a lot of constructive criticism lately. I just get angry people telling me I suck. Feel free to set up a Discord server of your own. But thanks for the kind words.
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  323. Yeah overall a poor outing.
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  324. I made this video three months ago, back then I was pretty far away from 100K. It's been sitting in Early Access for a while since then.
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  325. Top management of Toshiba lost their jobs for that incident and two executives got arrested. I’m sure if I was the CEO of ASML, I would not consider that “fine”.
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  326. I mean, they’re engineers - not drug dealers.
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  327. Looks like you need to make your own videos too. I’d watch them.
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  328. Strong Taiwan and USA relations indeed help. The USA is also aware that Taiwan does some form of trade trickery. Guess the difference is that they don’t publicize the dirty laundry. As for TSMC’s founding, I don’t think at the time anyone thought that these small tech transfer deals would turn into anything. Just a dozen engineers learning a niche tech at a second rate company? I can see why no one made a fuss
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  330. There’s a Carl Zeiss video in early access. Will be released to the public in a few months.
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  331. And are you saying that my Formosan Salmon videos won’t be a hit???! I am crushed.
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  332. A gate isn't that useful if the horse is too big to walk through it.
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  333. You’re referring to a Digitimes or somee Taiwanese news article I believe, which is just a rumor. TSMC hasn’t said anything publicly
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  334. It does strain credibility and even makes me wonder if I read things right. But the main takeaway remains the idea and the methodology rather than the numbers themselves.
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  335. Poor choice of words in my part. KMT indeed never had Taiwan before Japan ceded it. I was just speaking without thinking.
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  336. Tips fedora
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  337. It’s possible for sure. But it doesn’t seem like Mao in general has much of a respect for CPC decorum rules. We probably have to take what he said with a grain of salt, but can you tell me more about the documents and multiple people?
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  338. I’m not changing the name.
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  339. There are a lot of universities here, that's true. I can't speak to whether or not the quality of the education is strong. But there is definitely a credential effect where if you graduate from a good reputation university, you're likely to get a good job. Very much like with the US as well.
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  340. I don’t see any evidence it was the CIA. Like I said in the video, it was likely an honest accident.
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  341. I am apt to agree with you. We haven’t forgotten about him. But he doesn’t seem to have been the type of person to appreciate the nuance hah!
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  342. Just a classic case of someone looking too seriously at something. To me it’s just a basic image distortion from stitching together different pics.
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  343. It says more about how hard the work is rather than reflecting badly on the government.
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  344. Singapore has a lot of manufacturing success. Their work in value added petroleum products for example. I think it’s a simplification to say they’re just doing financial work.
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  345. Check out other videos about Taiwan's economic past and future in this asianometry playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Rxv5BOgJs_DHvlHxlcPhfo And check out the Patreon if you want to help support the channel! https://www.patreon.com/Asianometry
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  346. Love engaging with intelligent readers on interesting scenarios and ideas. Thanks for commenting!
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  347. If you enjoyed this video, subscribe to the channel. I cover a lot of topics. For other things related to Taiwanese life, check out this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Rxv5BOgJs_DHvlHxlcPhfo
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  348. Sure I’ll take a look
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  349. You appear to have misunderstood what I wrote and then got caught up on a tangent. My comment was in response to a question about an American company poaching TSMC employees. You seem to have then interpreted me to say that Chinese people can’t master semiconductors, which I didn’t say at all. I think the Taiwanese are just as competitive and have just as much perseverance as any mainlander. They also believe in hard work and perseverance and never giving up on their objectives and all the other stuff you talked about. But they also pay really well too. So let’s see what happens
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  350. I haven’t studied that one, I’ll look into it.
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  351. Thirty years ago would be in the 1990s when Intel and Micron are still market leaders in semiconductors. Do you have a source for your claim?
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  352. Sounds more like Amazon than communism, don’t you think?
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  353. lol you think?
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  354. I spoke about the water issue here: https://youtu.be/Dq04GpzRZ0g
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  355. This is why I don't do videos about audio products. I clearly don't know anything about sound.
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  356. Thanks for the advice. I doubt this stuff will ever get generally popular. I do these just for the enjoyment. Have a good day.
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  357. Glad you enjoyed it! I love your work too
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  358. Leading edge process work. Thanks for your kind words
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  359. No.
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  360. They don’t want to talk to me
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  361. Oh like verification?
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  362. I’d like to do a video about that too. Someday.
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  363. Nothing new as of yet.
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  364. Sorry this is an old video and I’ve discarded my notes. The Generalissimo’s Son by Taylor is one source I remember using.
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  365. I would love to but it would probably be really really long haha. So I have to break it down into chunks
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  366. I don't think he's involved in that. Whatever is going on with that brouhaha seems to be the domain of Zhou Xiaochuan.
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  367. It’s my fridge.
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  368. Yeah I had thought about that as I was researching this. It’s a seductive siren song of a message. I don’t like it at all and I got a real disgusting dose of it doing this channel. Also a reason why I don’t host a Discord.
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  369. Well then you wouldn’t watch the whole video
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  370. You seem to have misinterpreted my comment. Hong Kong got left behind in the electronics industry. Obviously, they have other things to rely on.
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  371. I find myself caught up in a dam frenzy. So many dam ideas.
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  372. Ok. How much?
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  373. Yeah I’ve finished that video. It’s sitting in early access right now
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  374. Yeah I agree. If I were to do the video again I would include those things for sure.
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  375. I am struck by what you said about overseas Taiwanese. It always did seem to me that for many young Taiwanese Americans, they essentially default to a broader Han Chinese identity, assuming it and that of the mainland are the same.
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  376. Yeah sure. But are you gotta sit there and take it when someone does it to you? Or are you gonna do something about it? Edit2: I saw your edit and wanted to add this bit. Not meaning to be snarky. Thanks for watching and your kind words.
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  377. This is something that I did not have time to add, but Japan attempted to "climb the value chain" and build factories that turned the camphor into celluloid. They gave it a good go of it, a focused policy push, but the industry died out before they could be successful. It really could have jumpstarted Taiwan's industry.
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  378. I wouldn't say that I have much knowledge on money supply theory. I have heard and read about Kyle Bass and his China collapse theories - though I haven't seen the Youtube podcast you're talking about. It has been a while, but from what I read by him, his theories are centered around China's shadow debt. In response, I would probably point to the American, Japanese, and Italian debt load situations as an example that perhaps our economies can handle substantially more debt than what we have previously ever theorized possible.
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  379. This is my fault. I read it and swore I added it but must not have.
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  380. Make sure to sign up to the newsletter!
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  381. Ha you managed to come across a video in Early Access. I’ll release it this week.
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  382. I’d say this is off topic
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  383. Probably pretty well known. Like the Wisconsin and Foxconn thing. Their response is probably the same as ours. What can you do? Shrugs.
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  384. Checked the pinned comment.
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  385. Interesting answer. Thanks for sharing. You know your stuff.
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  386. Oops.
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  387. The entire investigation cost just $2-3 million. A $2.5 billion hedge fund could have definitely afforded it.
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  388. It’s a 34 minute video. Had to draw the line somewhere
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  389. As far as I can tell, their revenue is tied to their production and they can only make so much. As I wrote in my other TSMC capex video, it’s likely that TSMC bought and will buy everything it can possibly get
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  390. Thanks for the clarifications. Very insightful and shows how much more I need to learn
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  391. Give me 8 years for a PhD first.
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  392. Thanks for the book recommendation. The story of the pre-Han years are fascinating and I hope to write more about in the future. The link between Taiwan and the Netherlands is interesting and I hope to write more in the future about it as well.
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  393. Where's this paper?
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  394. Sometimes I wonder if that's a good thing.
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  395. Great idea.
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  396. I listened again. I definitely muffed it. It sounds like I was trying to say Tiananmen and Tainan at the same time. Ha. My bad.
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  397. I beg the forgiveness of the English gods.
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  398. Ha, when I made this video three months ago - I thought I would NEVER get to 100K ever.
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  399. Might want to check out the Tsinghua Unigroup video that I did a few months back. Spreadtrum and Unisoc are mentioned there.
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  400. It’s always dangerous to go into any conflict assuming it will be short. We should consider the difficulties of transporting thousands of troops across 100 miles of the Strait and also preventing other countries (such as Japan) from getting sucked in. What factors can you cite for assuming an amphibious attack - of which a scale has never succeeded before in history - can succeed in 7 days? I guess my question to you is: Has there ever been a short war of any sort in the past 50 years? And would it resolve things in a way that a political solution wouldn’t?
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  401. I am writing up a script right now on Singapore’s population policies with regards to immigration and birth rate. While it doesn’t touch on Taiwan’s policies, I think it would be of interest for what you mentioned. I would be interested to see if Taiwan would craft US/Australia-like immigration policies. I have no doubt that they would do a lot for the country’s economy - but at the same time I do think the nativist blowback would be tough to control.
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  402. It’s because it’s in Early Access. It will get released in a month or two.
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  403. The war brought suffering to a lot of people on both sides of the Strait. It’s a sad thing it happened.
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  404. I have a video about the Soviet Union that’s sitting in Early Access. Consider the Patreon!
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  405. Sad. Delete the video.
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  406. As far as I know, the one in thousand, one in ten thousand terminology is a flood-industry one and is calculated based on available historical data. Houses in Houston take out flood insurance policies based on the same terminology. Of course, with climate change being what it is, what can be defined as "ten thousand years" or "thousand years" is changing very rapidly. The industry is coming to grips with this, slowly.
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  407. Enjoy the video. Like and subscribe, etc etc. For other Singapore related content, feel free to check out the Singapore playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76TS34YoUFNgTdAB1qNE4wTK
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  408. “It gets the people going”
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  409. His work during the Second Sino Japanese war is admirable and worth studying. Wish we had more sources from that time period.
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  410. Seems to be an editing issue. The Sino Soviet split caused the Soviet team to have to leave China in 1960.
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  411. I looked it up. I think I prefer my pronunciation. Who says I can’t use it?
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  412. They’re pretty vocal, that’s for sure. I did one on the NEP. Watch that one if you haven’t already.
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  413. My guess is that they are overseas Chinese.
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  414. If you're interested in what this channel does, check out the newsletter: https://asianometry.substack.com/ And consider subscribing to the channel. There's a lot of cool stuff here, and if you don't like it then you can unsubscribe. Thanks.
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  415. The particular rebellion I was speaking to refers to the second: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Turban_Rebellion_(1854%E2%80%931856)?wprov=sfti1
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  416. I am working on it.
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  417. A fair point and one that will require more research on my own behalf in the future. With so many ways to define success, a vague throwaway comment like the one I made can definitely cause incorrect interpretations. I'll keep it in mind for future work.
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  418. I don't think they will do that.
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  419. Sad.
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  420. It may take a few billion dollars to get started.
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  421. I would love to. So many ideas. So little time …
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  422. Should be this one Poon, S. W. (2014). Dogs and British colonialism: The contested ban on eating dogs in colonial Hong Kong. The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 42(2), 308-328.
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  423. KLA, hit me up bruh!
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  424. I hope you are all having a nice day! Watch other company profiles here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Qod2z94xcDNV95_ItzIM-S
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  425. Tim Culpan of Bloomberg does a great job too. Worth checking out.
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  426. I’ll start on it
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  427. I was thinking of a Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 with a MediaTek MT6797 Helio X20 chipset released in 2016.
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  428. Ah good point I’ll fix it.
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  429. Yeah. I’d love to do a video about it someday.
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  430. Haha, no I am not. Just a funny coincidence.
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  431. My voice hasn't been well lately. Sorry if it sounds a little strained.
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  432. I don't see this as moving the needle at all.
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  433. I live in Asia, yes. Thanks for watching!
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  434. Fair enough and I did hat tip that at the end. But my main point was talking about control from private entities. Not those of the state.
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  435. I'm minting some Asianometry deer NFTs soon. 😜 (Just kidding of course)
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  436. I did a video on Thailand's hard drive industry before and I have another one on their auto industry coming up soon. Keep an eye out
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  437. Thanks for your kind words.
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  438. Would love to.
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  439. Thanks for recommending the topic.
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  440. You’re probably more referring to his actions near the end of the Revolution. He like Deng and many others supported the Revolution at its start, before it spiraled out of control.
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  441. Remember to subscribe to the newsletter!
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  442. Screw the rules I have green hair!
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  443. They won’t.
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  444. I’ve done a few videos on them already. Go check them out!
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  445. Who says I don’t google the pronunciations?
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  446. Free Britney!
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  447. I liked it too and would recommend people to watch it. Just gotta let them know what to expect.
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  448. I’ll have to think about it. History videos are always really really hard and time consuming to make - but at the same time they don’t get the same amount of exposure as the time put into them ought to put out - if that makes sense. But I’ll see what I can do.
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  449. Just a curious question that is kind of in line with this. Suppose a Chinese company tries to make an economically rich offer on Atlassian, do you feel the Australian government will allow it?
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  450. A beautiful game indeed!
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  451. And he wasn’t. It was Weimar, the place.
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  452. It would be out of my wheelhouse but I can take a look. Thanks for the suggestion.
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  453. Seems to be because their women needed to work in wet fields.
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  454. Well written comment blemished by a lack of humor.
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  455. I think it’s pretty clear that the hedge fund was incentivized to do this analysis because it could stand to make millions and perhaps hundreds of millions on a well timed short. It is the clearest answer to me. And I don’t think there’s anything fishy about not wanting their name plastered on the news as being an investigatory fund. Such people can get into trouble in China.
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  456. At the end of the video, I explain that the study was funded by a China-focused hedge fund in Shanghai. Did you finish the video?
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  457. The metrology and testing people have been taking up the pitchforks and coming at me recently. I will get to it eventually!
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  458. Good idea. I can take a look
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  459. Check out other company profiles in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76Qod2z94xcDNV95_ItzIM-S If you enjoy what this channel does, consider subscribing. Appreciate it.
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  460. I USE A SHURE MICROPHONE
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  461. That’s an interesting idea you got. But as recorded in Chinese history, about roughly half of the past 5,000 years have seen China in some way divided including the Three Kingdoms period, the Five Dynasties, and the Chinese Republican period. One can also argue that the way China is meant to be is divided. Would your definition of same culture and ethnic common beliefs include minority races like the She and the Hui? Or minority cultures like the Hakka?
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  462. Facts: You are using "facts" wrong.
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  463. That’s the big question right? Every VC and government official is pushing some new thing like quantum tech or high speed rail or fusion technology. I frankly don’t know - as for the government it seems to be they’re focusing on re-shoring their current industries
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  464. You may need to consult with a doctor for this condition.
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  465. Big gun goes brr
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  466. It’s on the list. Thanks for watching
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  467. Ok.
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  468. How did you know? I started it like 9 months ago and can’t finish it. It would be a 35 min video
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  469. I might look into Rogernomics
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  470. I try to keep it human because AI voiceovers bother me too.
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  471. Demographic trends are a weird thing. They matter and they don’t. Japan is ahead of Taiwan in terms of population aging but their economy is still third largest in the world. I think Taiwan will adapt. I don’t have a comment in terms of what it means for TSMC.
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  472. Try this Wikipedia page, which I admit is rather sparse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanto_Shichi_Daiji
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  473. Perhaps it’s like Disney’s version of generating nostalgia. Bringing back the good old days when everyone was suffering together equally.
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  474. Never too early to learn. Lots of Americans know nothing about their country too. Thanks for watching!
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  475. I have been writing a lot lately - so I hope to get a faster pace after being quiet for so long.
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  476. Considering America’s debt condition I think China’s debt breaking point is farther away than we think.
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  477. So long as people pay for better electronics
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  478. I’m not a stock market analyst, so I wouldn’t be able to answer that for you.
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  479. It’s cool to be called a popular channel. Thanks
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  480. Great insights. Thanks for adding them.
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  481. I probably wouldn’t. But that’s just my own personal preference.
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  482. Here you go: Fan, Joshua. "China's Homeless Generation: Voices from the Veterans of the Chinese Civil War, 1940s-1990s." (2011).
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  483. Total payout. Not to each.
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  484. Give me a few ideas
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  485. Recording from a new location that time. Did it sound suckier than usual?
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  486. I beg the question.
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  487. I loved Eindhoven. I was sitting in the local Starbucks and writing throughout my time there and just people-watching.
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  488. Just trying new stuff. Don’t think it’ll stick. Syncing it to audio was a disaster.
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  489. In that scenario, at least Taiwanese will be the richest people in the world!
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  490. I've already made one for Early Access Patrons. It will be released in the coming weeks.
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  491. I’ll have to look into it. I haven’t heard much of it yet.
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  492. I haven’t really done all that much reading yet on the Stalin-era alliance between China and the Soviets but I am pretty fascinated by the Split itself. I hope to get something out on it in the future.
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  493. Blew your mind right? Boom.
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  494. “Enuff”
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  495. I will
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  496. Yeah I have definitely thought about making a video for this. It’s probably coming
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  497. I think about that too. The retention graph metrics have done a whole lot to change the way I make and view content.
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  498. It’s so interesting the comments under this video. Half of them are yelling at me saying the same thing as you. The other half are yelling at me saying the exact opposite.
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  499. I’ll have to get into that more later - as it’s beyond the scope of the video - but many of these people first came as part of colonization efforts by European powers like the Dutch. So it was not like they just got on boats and came over. And the actual Taiwanese aboriginals were quite fierce so they didn’t have the island to themselves.
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  500. I suppose one can say that it’s a fortunate coincidence.
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  501. The fact is that state was and still remains a shareholder. I already spoke on this in the other thread.
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  502. I have a video about this soon to come out later
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  503. Yeah it would be. Temasek is a large backer in Avago/Broadcom. Boeing can be called state backed because of its substantial reliance on revenue from the government. There’s a range in all terms and I think maybe I could have used “state-founded” to be more precise, but it’s not like the term is totally wrong.
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  504. In general I have found content on South Korea to have done pretty poorly. Like this one. Perhaps if more people watched it ...
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  505. The Chinese overseas diaspora is interesting but I don’t have anything to add right now about it. The video by Wendover Productions about the Hong Kong handover is nice though.
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  506. International submarine cables are already a thing. Google "submarine cables map".
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  507. The majority of Singapore's LNG, which makes up a minority of its total natural gas imports, comes from Qatar, Equatorial Guinea, and Australia. Not the United States.
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  508. I haven't seen this movie before, but it's on Netflix here so I'll check it out and maybe put some thoughts in the newsletter version of this video. Thanks for the recommendation.
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  509. Sometimes you just gotta have fun with it. Especially when you're making so many videos each week.
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  510. Ah yeah them too and SEMATECH. Late night writing this
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  511. Ah good point. I’ll change the CCP flag to the PLA flag.
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  512. Seems like that’s right but it’s not mandatory. Not everyone does it.
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  513. Can’t do math, dammit. About siestas I can ask some people I know who work there and find out
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  514. There’s a well documented history of hedge funds funding and publicizing fraud investigations like these on high flying stocks. I don’t see a history of Starbucks doing hit jobs on their clients. One could argue that they’re excellent conspiracists and so on and there’s literally no way we could find out. But then we would be in deep state conspiracy theory territory. There can be nothing that I can say or cite or read or show to you that would convince you otherwise that Starbucks didn’t do it.
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  515. Thanks for the kind words. I hope to write about that in the future too.
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  516. Nah. My day job is entirely unrelated to what I do here.
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  517. That’s a good idea. I’ll take a look at it. I got a whole lot more videos coming up on the topic. Excited to share them.
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  518. It is a pretty fascinating topic. I can add it to the list.
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  519. I think my video about how ASML builds an EUV machine might help with that.
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  520. Things have been rather stressful at work, lately.
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  521. That would be harder to do since I am living in Taiwan, not India.
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  522. I am a deer, so Chinese is hard for me. No lips.
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  523. I am surprised that we are all so surprised by the news. There is probably a 5 nanometer class chip in the works in a Huawei lab somewhere.
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  524. Got it. Done.
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  525. Tongue in cheek.
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  526. Meow.
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  527. For almost any country, creating culture exports requires some form of government support and coordinated policy. I think for the most part, the Taiwanese government seems to have decided that it is not their priority to do this. It's understandable, I suppose. Perhaps things will change as the contemporary art scene develops, some good names get mainstream, and more.
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  528. Appealing to the youths
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  529. Makes a lot of sense. Perhaps some other form of reciprocity can be found elsewhere. Maybe a fab in Europe.
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  530. I’d point to Singapore as a way to adjust to such issues.
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  531. I remember seeing you around! Thanks for watching and being a subscriber
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  532. Thanks for coming with me on this journey!
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  533. It’s a 16 minute video. Something’s gotta give.
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  534. Wut
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  535. You still watched, right?
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  536. Think searches for “dentist in my area”
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  537. Thank you for your kind words. I live in Taipei but spend a lot of time in Tainan as well.
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  538. I don’t really find that story credible
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  539. There are some that don’t use the VIE structure but the reality is that in the case of liquidation or war, foreign investors are probably going to get stuffed regardless.
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  540. Sad.
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  541. Thanks for this. It doesn’t help that my Chinese pronunciation is atrocious
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  542. 🤔 late 1970s?
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  543. It’s taught in US history textbooks regarding the Korean War.
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  544. Looks like you're right here. Totally not sure where I read that. Going to edit the video description. Thanks for bringing this up
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  545. So do I. Let’s settle this with rock-paper-scissors
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  546. Yeah I’m planning to.
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  547. I haven’t heard of this specifically before but doing research of Macau I learned a lot about the ROC’s work reclaiming foreign concessions granted by the Qing. That’s super interesting and I’ll make a video of it. Thanks for suggesting!
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  548. I have this in early access
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  549. MOSIS and TSMC aren’t related. Just spiritually connected
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  550. I’d love to someday.
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  551. Runaway, I am sorry.
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  552. I recognize some people listen. But it’s nice to watch the visuals too
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  553. Would have liked to but the video was already getting long. Super interested in doing a video on the Ming someday in the future.
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  554. I don’t think anything is off the table. But Apple has never bought anything bigger than Beats headphones in the “Tim Apple” era and I think that was for less than $5 billion. I do think there’s an interesting question as to why the UK government let ARM get bought by Softbank in the first place. Perhaps times were different back then. British-Japanese relations are quite good so perhaps it has to do with it. But at the same time, Manchester United is owned by a Floridian family so who knows if they value economic nationalism in the same way Americans, Europeans and the Chinese do.
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  555. It’s me trying new things. Let’s see how it goes
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  556. A lot of the East Asian tigers explicitly describe their early economic policies as being "import substitution" types. It's a first step.
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  557. I’d love to visit one day
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  558. Those guys don’t do lithography
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  559. Let's "liberate" your civility and be kinder here.
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  560. Within the Taisang, the Taiwanese businessmen class there is known to be a special group of those who directly interact with and are consulted by the Party. I don’t know much more than that sadly.
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  561. That’s a good angle. I’ll take look at it!
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  562. It’s not easy to speak English and then suddenly code switch to Chinese.
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  563. Many of these distinct dialects are dying out as people transition to standard northern mandarin. It’s quite sad.
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  564. Doing better than absolute stagnation shouldn't earn you the Mandate of Heaven, I would think.
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  565. The latter. Consoles in China aren’t really a market.
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  566. I will think about it. Let's see
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  567. I wouldn’t rule it out for sure
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  568. And let me ask further. Why should people care about the 1956 riots? Because it led to a settlement village? C’mon.
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  569. No, sadly. I did take a look while making the video but couldn’t find anything
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  570. Ugh you’re right. My error. I need to get back to my regular mike.
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  571. Thanks for the kind words and for watching. Anything you’d like to see me touch on?
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  572. That’s a great idea. I will! Thanks for the suggestion.
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  573. Correct, the former.
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  574. This happened before Taiwan’s democracy, Chad.
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  575. Formosa Plastics is indeed large but if you look at the rankings table on Wikipedia, you can see that they’re the only Taiwanese company in the whole table. There’s prestige value, but for the purposes of policy and industry it’s hard to argue that one company’s success = industry-wide success.
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  576. I mean, nothing’s impossible. I have full confidence the smart people working there can do it. I think the question’s more if they want to be on the cutting edge. If China gets to a certain place like 28nm and the Biden administration warms up relations then I don’t think it’s necessary to go to 5nm.
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  577. 🤔🤔
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  578. Myopia does have knock-on effects later in life including worsening eyesight and possible retinal detachment.
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  579. Yeah I get it, they're baaahd
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  580. Think I would be able to, yeah.
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  581. Nah it’s the literal name of the party itself - as since it was founded at the start as a cadet branch of the larger JCP rather than as a CCP branch or an independent party at the start. That would change later but that’s for part 2. Good catch. I felt maybe it would be difficult and unnecessary to explain on the side so didn’t speak to it.
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  582. I can add it to the list. Thanks for the recommendation.
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  583. No it won’t be. They’ll probably make their own
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  584. Hmm I don’t have really an opinion on the whole matter. I try not to make investment advice. But TSMC does make RISC-V chips, including a few for Alibaba’s semiconductor subsidiary.
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  585. It’s a good idea and hopefully I can get to it. I’ll add it to the list. Thanks for the suggestion.
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  586. I urge you to focus on the main point, which is how these antibiotics are being used and what for rather than defending on your own country or region does it “right”.
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  587. Only if you wish to get offended
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  588. FT does
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  589. I’ll take a look.
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  590. 🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  591. Never say "totally"
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  592. I am so heartbroken and sorry you feel this way
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  593. Ironic to hear such a critique from a dead doll
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  594. Proof I’m in Taiwan.
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  595. If it helps them stay ahead of the verification problem, then it'd be the worth the money to buy them. I've never heard of Oski before - I thought you were talking about the Berkeley bear mascot!
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  596. De-industrialization is never inevitable. Manufacturers have the option of moving up the value chain, growing along with the population. I would point to Singapore & Malaysia as a counter-example.
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  597. Sometimes we all got to do things we don’t want to do.
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  598. I feel you’re angry about something that I thought I said and not what I actually said.
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  599. Yeah like the guy above says I don’t invest in the market. Nor am I an investing and personal finance YouTuber. If you want those channels I can recommend a few
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  600. I love that song. It’s interesting to think about the distant connection between Taiwan and this movie.
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  601. Let me know what they find. Today in Taiwan, there’s a bit of awkwardness amongst people when you try to dig into their roots to find whether or not they’re children of waishengren.
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  602. I don’t understand how those things work. I am too old for it ha
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  603. I don’t think I said that. What I said was that Confucian societies elevate career success as a source of happiness. High pay is correlated to that, but I wouldn’t say it is the same.
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  604. Thanks for watching! Yeah with these “societal” videos, there’s always a level of subjectivity and personal experience involved and it drives me up the wall. For everyone watching the video, their experience may vary.
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  605. No. I started with Taiwan first and then moved to semiconductors later.
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  606. I’m sorry to hear that. I hope things get better for you
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  607. SEIZE THE MEANS OF PRODUCTION!!!
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  608. Yes.
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  609. Thanks. Appreciate your kind words and for watching!
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  610. Corruption is corruption
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  611. K-pop is funded by an old chaebol. No new chaebols are being made here.
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  612. Why would a Chinese law matter in South Korea?
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  613. No I don’t.
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  614. I keep hearing about this empty homes and speculators data, but I can't find a reliable source. Just anecdotes. Do you have one?
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  615. Thanks and I love your work with Journey.
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  616. Picochu
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  617. That would be interesting. I’ll look into it
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  618. Thanks for your great answer. I’ve shared it to my friends as well.
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  619. I’m not quite sure what you’re trying to say here.
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  620. Right, income is not the same as wealth
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  621. Thanks for the info. I wasn’t familiar with this previously.
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  622. Am I really going to be doing this in 20 years?
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  623. Missing the point. The point is to say it's a complicated thing.
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  624. I like walking!
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  625. Yes, I said runway, not runaway. I'm sorry.
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  626. Well, at least you're watching.
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  627. Thank you for watching. I hope you share more of your experiences here.
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  628. The Chinese Communist Party sees China as an union of all people of many races. It believes in the representation of China’s ethnic minorities.
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  629. Right, which is why I said greater than 7nm. 10nm and above for logic chips likely are not using EUV.
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  630. Thanks for watching. I haven’t done an Opium war video yet but you might be interested in the one I did about the Taiping Rebellion.
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  631. I actually am writing a new piece on that - their patriotic education. Not sure when it’s done though. Let me know what you manage to wrangle up. And fortunately for me, I have no family in China whatsoever.
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  632. It would be a tough video to make. But I guess I can see what I can do about it.
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  633. Lol you sound like my mom
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  634. No I don’t but maybe in the future
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  635. Most people’s ancestors in China move around a lot. Practically it’s very difficult to trace people’s roots far back. It’s a consequence of Chinese people’s difficult history
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  636. I’ll come to it eventually. But the current focus is to next go back in time to the Qing and Ming dynasties.
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  637. Not what I said. I said "Maybe where the LLM revolution will be most Real is when it is embedded into the products we know today."
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  638. Man, you are right. Whenever I watch YouTube videos, I always felt a bit weird that video-makers kept doing that. Now I am on the other side and I got to do it. Sigh.
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  639. I couldn’t actually confirm the extent of their involvement with that. Do you have a source?
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  640. How old are you?
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  641. It’s a tragedy ... and it affects the people around you too.
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  642. I am sorry for your loss. Thanks for watching and for sharing.
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  643. I’ll try to see what I can dig up
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  644. That hasn’t been the case at all, it seems. This video far underperformed.
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  645. I don’t believe they will be the target of sanctions but who knows.
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  646. Lots of questions. My uninformed opinion is that Intel will be fine. $17 billion of annual cash flow will do that for you.
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  647. I just released a video last night to Early Access about Tokyo Electron. Check that out too if you can
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  648. Tough feedback. Nobody's perfect, and I always can appreciate thoughtful fact-checking. Would you want to help me out when I do future videos in this topic? If so, feel free to email me at jon@asianometry.com
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  649. Not sure. Lots of people going to give me grief that Ireland's not in Asia.
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  650. It is not quite clear which numbers are you looking to see but here are the sources for the overall video: Edward, I. "Formosan political movements under Japanese colonial rule, 1914-1937." The Journal of Asian Studies (1972): 477-497. Hsiao, Frank ST, and Lawrence R. Sullivan. "A political history of the Taiwanese communist party, 1928-1931." The Journal of Asian Studies (1983): 269-289. Wang, Dewei. Taiwan under Japanese colonial rule, 1895-1945: history, culture, memory. Columbia University Press, 2006. Matsuzaki, Reo. "State building amid resistance: Administrative intermediaries and the making of colonial Taiwan." Polity 51.2 (2019): 231-260. Chou, Whei-ming. 1989. Taiwan Unter Japanisher Herrschaft 1895–1945. Bochum: Univ.-Verl.Brockmeyer
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  651. Thanks, dude.
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  652. We didn't expect to make money from this. Just was fun to do
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  653. Ok thanks I’ll do that
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  654. I disagree with this
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  655. I’ve heard about these efforts. Have the Australian authorities been actually doing anything about it? Or is it just a tsk tsk public shaming thing? Thus far, what I’ve heard is that Australia depends so much on China for its economic future that they can’t ever kill their golden goose.
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  656. Send me an email please. Would love to learn how it really works.
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  657. I get your point. I'll add a note in the description about work done in Europe.
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  658. Sounds like an improvement over last comment’s “pretty hard to listen to”. So I’m making progress.
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  659. That’s not going to be the case for long.
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  660. No it’s not.
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  661. It probably couldn’t at the time
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  662. Got to have something to show people
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  663. Yeah my bad.
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  664. I made the video 3 months ago.
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  665. They have more than people think.
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  666. I don't really think GDP per capita is a good measurement of Hong Kong's economic "quality"
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  667. Never claimed they invented it.
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  668. Very interesting story. Thank you for sharing
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  669. It’s quite true. But TSMC can spend just as much as Samsung. Last year their capital expenditures on semiconductors were about the same.
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  670. Why would you think I am a CCP outfit? I live in Taiwan, bruh.
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  671. It appears that some lines are profitable but others aren’t. I do believe the subsidies go to the shareholders, which includes the state. I also would like to add that a subsidy can mean many different things as well. In the form of a grant for research, for example, or as a tender for a public works project. It’s a vague category - one that gets weird in the government vendor bid world
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  672. I was thinking about this too as I was writing it. But the paper source I drew from definitely seems to call it that in English (no Chinese was given) so I left it in there. With that being said, I don’t think it invalidates the video’s other points - which drew from multiple sources
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  673. Thank you for your kind words. I hope my work helps people better understand the issues Taiwanese people think about on a daily basis.
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  674. Yeah it’s coming out next week.
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  675. I did a video about it a long time ago
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  676. I’ll be doing a podcast on it soon
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  677. Deal with it
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  678. Did my best
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  679. It's in the process.
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  680. Bigger is better, when it comes to Taiwanese beef noodle soup. 👍
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  681. Good point. This needs to be taken into consideration too.
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  682. It’s not an easy problem. I can’t think of many countries or even states within the USA which have successfully up scaled into different structures.
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  683. You’re right that Taiwan has seen some additional economic growth, but wage growth still hasn’t kept up with the economy. Taiwanese wages have grown just 14% in the 9 years since 2012. USA on the other hand have grown 26%.
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  684. Nailed it.
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  685. It’s a tough line to walk. I don’t want to repeat myself, but it’s important stuff.
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  686. My later videos don’t have music.
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  687. Sorry I renamed it. Search for: China and North Korea Negotiate Over Heaven Lake
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  688. Script is linked in the description. Thanks for watching.
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  689. That’s true. So it’s real interesting to see how the ICAC changed that perception and rebuilt the people’s trust in government. I wrote about that on this channel too.
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  690. Buenos dias from Taiwan!
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  691. Seems pretty unlikely. But there’s parts of China that Korea would definitely object to like the occupation of Mt Baektu
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  692. Thanks for watching!
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  693. I'm working on it.
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  694. Good for you.
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  695. @Harrick Wow. That kinda hurts.
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  696. I'll have something for you by next week. Stay safe.
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  697. It’s an interesting thing you’ve pointed out, where is the revenue going to come from? It is a question that I’m still thinking about too
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  698. Doesn’t mean you got to sit and let it happen to you. If you ran a shop and people started taking your stuff, I bet your response wouldn’t be “Oh this happens to everyone.” If that is your actual response, well then you’re just trolling - and you should send me the address of your shop
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  699. I wrote summer cuz I don’t remember the actual month and I’m too lazy to look it up.
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  700. I am sorry. I meant runaway.
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  701. ASML
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  702. More tech history related, but yes.
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  703. I talked about it briefly in my video about Singapore's rise as a petrochemical giant. You can check it out there.
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  704. Samsung and Hynix I think are certainly doing a whole lot of spend too
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  705. My father was an analog chip designer! But alas I know nothing about this space right now.
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  706. That’s right. I’ll get to that story in a future video.
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  707. I will take a look at it
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  708. Sorry I disappointed you with my wording.
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  709. HiSilicon, owned by Huawei
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  710. The same researchers’ other papers seem to indicate that China has some form of freedom of speech. You can criticize the government but you can’t call for collective action.
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  711. As you pointed out, the government is the NDF and the NDF remains a shareholder. The government also supplied the technology through ITRI and ERSO at its founding, not to mention members of top management. I’m not quite sure what’s the disconnect here. The term is nothing to be offended about.
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  712. National Development Fund remains a shareholder and had 48% share at founding. So yes.
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  713. I should have made it clear that it wasn’t my words. I quoted a Soviet writing here
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  714. It's for a separate video.
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  715. I just pronounced his name this way in another video. You’re gonna love it
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  716. Thanks for watching! I enjoyed learning about your people!
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  717. I only recently came across. I don’t know much about the Taiwanese diasporas and their history in Australia or other countries. I’d love to look at it someday. I’ve began gathering materials but I work slowly so it’ll take some time.
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  718. What in particular might you think be interesting? Ive assembled some materials but nothing has really leapt out at me.
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  719. I was just kidding.
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  720. My bad. I am not a Hakka myself. I usually say 客家
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  721. Thanks. I do plan on it someday.
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  722. Sure that’s a good idea. Let me see what I can do!
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  723. Oh. Hard to tell in this age of Internet. Apologies.
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  724. Thank you sir
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  725. "Nobody goes there anymore. It's too crowded."
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  726. I have only read his nonfictional essays on China. I generally like them but he can get long winded. I most was interested in the ways he points out how socialist times in the Mao era differed from the reform times of the Deng era.
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  727. I’d love to once things open up again!
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  728. lol this again
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  729. I think the sentiment here is quite the opposite. Can you name for instance a few Taiwanese clothing brands off the top of your head?
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  730. I would be glad to try any metric you suggest. I don't think "Android" is applicable across these industries.
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  731. Getting better.
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  732. I’ve read that same book. It’s where I got the tidbit from. Interesting book for sure.
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  733. Disgusting. I thought about going into some of China Tobacco’s efforts to deal with counterfeit cigarettes but decided not to give them the advertising.
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  734. Don't blame them.
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  735. Nope. This is brand new.
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  736. I’d love to visit someday.
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  737. You can add Nikon and Canon then alongside ASML as their competitors
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  738. Ultra pure water would probably just end up being regular water if you bathed in it
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  739. Singing as mysterious as the dark side of the moon.
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  740. That’s a good point. I’ve thought about that and probably wouldn’t say it as such next time.
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  741. Thanks for sharing. That is quite a mixing pot of a family history. Having never been to Australia myself, I actually only relatively recently found out about the large Chinese population there. Learning about their stories has been very enlightening. I don’t think you actually need to live in Taiwan or China or Hong Kong to write and vlog insightfully on the culture and history. I think what is only necessary is an open mind and good discussion. And maybe a microphone so you don’t get the same complaints I’m always getting.
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  742. I listened and didn’t hear anything.
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  743. Because I am a deer.
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  744. I have thought about that yeah.
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  745. I already have an ASML video and I encourage you to watch it!
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  746. Email me a detail you want to track down and I would be glad to give you the source if I can remember where it came from!
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  747. I doubt even if you paid Google salaries people would do that.
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  748. Hm. I kinda do but it will be a long time coming. There’s so many other things I wanna write about first.
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  749. I will keep them in secret.
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  750. Sigh.
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  751. I’m playing around with it. Data shows no difference
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  752. I did. Check the archive
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  753. We will see for next time.
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  754. No it's a map of Taipei from the Japanese occupation days.
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  755. My father pronounced it that way so I will honor his teachings.
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  756. Visual jokes and gags are my favorites.
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  757. The satellite evidence of the land seems pretty convincing.
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  758. It’s something I’ve always tried to keep out of the videos - the bias. It’s really hard to find good, reliable info on the democratization. So it’ll take some time. Thanks for watching.
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  759. I see it here. You don’t?
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  760. I have a few in early access and hope to come out with a lot more.
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  761. Get a 7-day free trial and 25% off Blinkist Annual Premium by clicking here: https://www.blinkist.com/asianometry
    2
  762. One crypto = shortages? Uh huh.
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  763. I probably should have included a map of the two straits to give a better sense of the enormity of the task.
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  764. It was sitting in Early Access
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  765. Good feedback, I'll try to pace it better next time. Thanks
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  766. I think for every country except America, it’s going to be hard to beat the pay and the opportunities in tech. So many talented Taiwanese intend from the very start to go there and to me that’s a huge miss.
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  767. Yeah sure I’ll take a look.
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  768. Thanks for your kind words. We are all just individuals in the grand scheme of things, but I do hope that we, including yourself, can find some small way to contribute to the tech community in Taiwan. There's a lot of people who can benefit.
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  769. I am glad that the chairman himself likes what I have been doing. Thanks!
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  770. Thanks for watching
    2
  771. Since the Stone Age!
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  772. C++ you mean
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  773. DRAM
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  774. Nothing is inevitable.
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  775. I don't see why the undeveloped flat land in the northern New Territories can't be used. There is a real Hong Kong Science Park right now in Pak Shek Kok.
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  776. Yes, I think Hong Kong could have. And I have visited a factory, Ryan.
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  777. It was not my intention to basically prove that.
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  778. Lol it’s hard, bro.
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  779. Seems worth it to me.
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  780. Samsung is a very aggressive competitor - and hopefully they push each other to innovate.
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  781. I’d think most of them rather are complaining that the cost of pig feet are too expensive. But luckily since this video was posted, there’s a vaccine now.
    2
  782. The Wikipedia is a great start
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  783. Check your spam and see if it got caught in any filters maybe.
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  784. Okay.
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  785. Thanks for the referral and your kind words. I’ve been working on a lot of really interesting new stuff so looking forward to posting those soon.
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  786. One of the points I try to make here is that the money isn't there.
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  787. Call it self-hate.
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  788. I don’t really think this is true. There’s no evidence to support this whatsoever
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  789. Nope
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  790. Hi
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  791. Didn’t know singing machines can comment on YouTube.
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  792. I did make a video about that about a year or two ago. You can search for it in the archives.
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  793. Thanks for watching! I love Singapore very much so next time I can go there I’d love to meet any of y’all.
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  794. You clearly didn't watch the video.
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  795. Check out the video on nuclear desalination.
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  796. Modern as in it isn’t dirt and rocks.
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  797. Shoot me an email!
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  798. Yeah
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  799. Bizarre comment. Why not?
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  800. My last video was about watches, brother.
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  801. I don't think Intel is much better.
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  802. I wouldn’t disagree with you that it’s a compelling incentive. But let’s say there are 18 million babies being born each year, with 2020 having just 14 million. If we want to raise that to just 20 million (which is merely returning to the number we had back in like 2005) that’s 2 million more a year so 700,000 new homes being built each year at a cost of $50-100k each unit - which I would say is charitable. That’s $35 billion a year, which is 4 times the size of China’s space budget. Just a rough estimate, but it illustrates the concept’s difficulty.
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  803. Why not also ban birth control and abortion? I feel like some of these measures are not feasible even taking into account what we believe is acceptable in China.
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  804. That actually sounds really hard to fix, if you ask me.
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  805. How should axis be pronounced?
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  806. Canon and Nikon still sell DUV machines, so I think there is a lot of incentive to keep providing the best of the best.
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  807. They never do as well as the other videos. But I enjoy making them because I got to experience them in person. And to be able to explore these small sites of interest is fun.
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  808. I disagree, and I don't think this economic issue is reason to bash Taiwan either.
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  809. Officials know that salaries are low. But macro policy is hard. Even right now I struggle to come up with ideas. It’s not as simple as mandating minimum wage raises. Low wages are also because Taiwan companies need to get more profitable so to be able to pay more. It is a problem for almost every region in the world.
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  810. That would be pretty cool
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  811. By literal definition, you’ve stated an opinion not a fact.
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  812. Ha, my bad. It’s clear I’m not from Malaysia at all.
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  813. Wrote it myself. Not an AI, bro.
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  814. My later videos don't have music anymore.
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  815. Thanks for watching.
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  816. Thanks. Hope to go someday!
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  817. Feel free to shoot me an email
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  818. There’s an apostrophe in “it’s”.
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  819. I doubt it. Time will tell.
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  820. Nice
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  821. Thanks it’s in progress
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  822. Good evening!
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  823. I don’t remember saying that but could have. Gosh that was a really long video recording session. So tired at the end of it.
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  824. That's pretty interesting. I can take a look.
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  825. Yeah good idea.
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  826. Yea I’m planning on it
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  827. Did you watch the video? I made this point in it.
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  828. They are targeting different things, it seems.
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  829. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  830. Thank you very much!
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  831. I just use whatever I feel like.
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  832. It’s already done
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  833. I will try to make it to Veldhoven.
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  834. Sadly that title is too long for YouTube.
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  835. Thanks! How were those days like
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  836. thanks for watching and the kind words. It’s one of the pleasures of the work to get to connect with people from places far from where I am. Greetings from the States! If there’s anything you’re curious about and want me to hit on, let me know.
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  837. No you
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  838. They are a significant competitor, who has taken top customers from TSMC including Qualcomm and Nvidia. Regardless of their actions (of which you make unfounded accusations) they need to be mentioned.
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  839. Sure feel free to email me
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  840. I like shoes.
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  841. Would love to, though this one isn't doing so well right now.
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  842. It’s a descriptor. Like Zerg Rush.
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  843. It’s already done. Just sitting in Early Access. It’s a really good video IMHO
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  844. And who makes the machines that make the chips that runs the machine software that makes the chips?
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  845. I’ll believe it when I see it, I suppose
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  846. What is impression lithography?
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  847. I’ve heard of him. Not my cup of tea.
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  848. I wanna emphasize here, it’s what the CCP believes. Not advocating any particular narrative.
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  849. Thanks for the live-tweeting of your video watching experience.
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  850. Yeah I’m thinking of it. Got any angles I should explore?
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  851. No, it’s in early access
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  852. That one is in early access.
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  853. It’s actually real fascinating to me. I’m just not sure what visuals I should show while I talk DNS poisoning and machine learning keywords.
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  854. Definitely fair. I have videos highlighting a few of those successes too.
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  855. Thanks for the suggestions. I do indeed run multiple takes but sometimes it gets boring just reading out a script. Occasionally I get a thought or addition I want to add so I freelance away. After all, if you just wanna read the script you can on the site right. Why bother watching the video? Thanks for watching.
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  856. Thank you for your kind words. What would you like to see more of from this channel?
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  857. Bruuuusss
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  858. If NO ONE can replace TSMC, then doesn't that mean this is a brilliant title?
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  859. A chip firm that designs their chips but doesn’t manufacture them
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  860. I’d like to someday!
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  861. I did. Not worth the hour long wait.
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  862. Looking forward to it too.
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  863. Early access
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  864. Thanks for your kind words. I hope you keep watching!
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  865. Is that the one with the stormtroopers?
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  866. Came to the wrong spot. This is for Hakka not haka.
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  867. I pulled this information off the Encyclopedia Britannica. As far as I know, the word Hakka used to be a pejorative dating back from the Punti clan wars. Those Punti clans people spoke Cantonese ergo the word Hakka entering the greater vocabulary. Punti as many other comments here point out, means “people of the earth” - setting up the contrast with the foreign “guest people”. As the Hakka gained greater cultural awareness of their roots; they sought to own that once-epithet by turning it into something they wear proudly on their chest
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  868. Well, looks like I learned something about Yiddish today. Thanks for the info
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  869. I'll take a look at it. Thanks for the suggestion.
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  870. Based on your tip-off I lurk there now. Like the subreddit a lot!
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  871. Thanks for letting me know. I don't hear it but let me see if I can change up the equipment.
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  872. Oh damn, I liked it a lot.
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  873. My bad. I'll edit that.
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  874. Thanks for subscribing to it. I really appreciate it!
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  875. Should be, hah
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  876. Hm. I think they need to get away from the couponing and discount mindset. The challenge is that they’re not alone in the market. Starbucks is doing quite well already and they have many years’ head start.
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  877. No, sadly. Not yet
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  878. In general
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  879. Very Asian grandpa.
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  880. "Sports Illustrated" units?
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  881. I still think it’s worth trying and persevering though. I feel many people could quit if they had the resources and support to do so. It also helps save them money!
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  882. I hopefully can do videos for those as well. Thanks for watching
    2
  883. I’m curious about your first claim. Why does ASML not fall under us export restrictions?
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  884. Who knows
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  885. Yeah super tired. I do these after work. Thanks for watching.
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  886. Best part of the movie was 2 minutes in.
    2
  887. An honor to teach the second President of the United States
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  888. I’ve thought about it but just haven’t gotten around to it
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  889. Thanks for watching!
    2
  890. In this video, 3 of our foundry friends try to stop me as I try to build a fab in Phoenix.
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  891. You mean the whiskey right? I’m waiting for them to sponsor me first.
    2
  892. Thanks for the tip.
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  893. Named after trigonometry, and I am Asian
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  894. I mean, it’s working right now. I would call that feasible enough.
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  895. Oh ok. I’m waiting.
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  896. At least you watched it then!
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  897. Yeah, which is in part why I did the video.
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  898. I misspoke.
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  899. I don't see any evidence of this.
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  900. That’s an interesting theory. I have no clue if maybe the Party might leverage it to start up some nationalist sentiment. But they frankly have plenty of firewood as it is.
    2
  901. And so was I
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  902. Thankssss
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  903. Thanks. I’m far out of college, but glad that I sound that young.
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  904. The next one is longer than usual so it’ll take some time to record.
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  905. I tried to track it down but couldn’t actually find the Chinese phrase - just the English. Quite vexing.
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  906. Deep
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  907. Thanks for watching
    1
  908. Getting to it.
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  909. Someone commented that I should say no-KI-a though. What should I do?
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  910. What do you mean?
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  911. Coypu is a cuter word. Nutria sounds like a sugar replacement.
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  912. Thx
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  913. ????????
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  914. Thanks for watching. It makes sense that American schools wouldn’t teach this stuff as it’s not in the states. So I don’t blame them. I hope learning about this stuff helps other people be more knowledgeable about Asia.
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  915. Why are you shouting?
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  916. Did you watch the whole video? It's there in the section "Fall of Southland"
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  917. Think I made it pretty clear it was impractical in the video. Or did you not watch it?
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  918. Yes.
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  919. That would be interesting for sure.
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  920. I probably wouldn’t say it was advanced at the time. That memory technology probably would have been something like 5-6 years behind the leading edge. I think it’s an interesting thing to look at potential evolution in the transfer technology policies over time but generally I’d say that the government was and still is okay with transferring over such older technology. You can’t keep it forever.
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  921. If I recall correctly, Chiang largely echoed the PRC’s HK sovereignty claims. He had begun agitating for its return before the outbreak of WW2. As for the Taiwan sovereignty claim over the South China Sea, I recall it came during a time during the Ma administration - when Taiwan and mainland were very close.
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  922. Ok Bobby
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  923. You seem like a pleasant person to talk to, indeed.
    1
  924. Or shall I say, "DWI"
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  925. Deal with it.
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  926. Susssssssssss so sussssssss
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  927. "Taiwanese just voted for a one China"? This is a false statement.
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  928. 99 years ago I wasn’t
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  929. I’ve been trying that yeah
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  930. Doesn’t sound real to me
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  931. I don’t think open = free
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  932. Yeah my bad
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  933. TLDR?
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  934. Yeah. 3 or so months ago
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  935. A travesty!
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  936. How about we agree to disagree?
    1
  937. Nothing is inevitable.
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  938. Thank you for watching. What would you like to see from this channel?
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  939. I’m neither Cambodian nor Vietnamese so I’d probably not be qualified for that sadly
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  940. Thanks for watching!
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  941. Taiwan got bombed pretty badly too during WW2. And as for South Korea, you are ignoring the Korean War entirely which was pretty devastating to both sides. So your argument is a bit confusing to me.
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  942. Eh.
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  943. Thanks for watching!
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  944. Sad. Why hate piano
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  945. Thanks man! You’re so nice!
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  946. Thanks!
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  947. Lord, my bad. I see that you sent a message to me on Patreon. I apologize and will respond!
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  948. It’s quite nice.
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  949. Hm, I don't think I would come to the same conclusion as yourself. The internal dynamics of millions of people are always more complicated than they first seem. Personally I think if China were to democratize, all bets are off.
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  950. The video is already uploaded but thanks for the feedback.
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  951. The work hours statistics are not industry specific.
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  952. The working hours statistics cover all industries.
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  953. I’ll take a look at it. Thanks
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  954. Looks like it’ll be out Tuesday.
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  955. I'm keeping it in.
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  956. You sound like a pleasant fellow
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  957. Perhaps by lying about it
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  958. Go Bears!
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  959. I'm pretty bad at pronunciation so thank you
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  960. I do.
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  961. I’ll see what I can do. Thanks for watching!
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  962. I've made a few videos on Hong Kong's economy already. Go check it out.
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  963. Thanks kind hearted citizen. You are so thoughtful to think about my health and well-being. You are good man for your Red Notice. Espionagious is not a word, by the way.
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  964. Deer are cool.
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  965. Do Americans even want to work in semiconductors?
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  966. I misspoke.
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  967. What's that
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  968. Why 7 years?
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  969. The resist sits in front of a mirror too.
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  970. The numbers aren't comparable.
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  971. I thought the video explained pretty well why it makes more sense to have 1 better machine than two inferior ones.
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  972. I just call him Nicky.
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  973. I meant 70%, 70% of 10nm = 7 nm
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  974. Didn't know that. My bad.
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  975. Thanks for watching. I wasn't referring to low wages when I was mentioning America, America has its own low salary issues for sure, but rather brain drain as America remains the premier magnet for attracting high-end talent from around the world. (Of course, recent immigration issues notwithstanding).
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  976. I will and I have
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  977. Thanks for your suggestion. I enjoyed researching this topic and am glad to see you watched it.
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  978. 😉
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  979. Thanks for the feedback, Anita
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  980. There’s nepotism in America too. I don’t see that as a Taiwan specific cause of lower salaries.
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  981. Describes every country doesn’t it
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  982. No.
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  983. Why did you name yourself after a food?
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  984. So what to do about the local economy?
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  985. I feel like they should, for sure. Taiwanese are great to work with
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  986. 😉
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  987. I think the issue with your argument is that we can’t really identify a wave of privatized companies in Taiwan specifically. A large percent of the state assets were traded as part of land reform in the 60s. The last real state asset was the state telecom, which remains partially state owned today.
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  988. It’s on the plan to do so. Thanks for watching!
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  989. It has been raining a lot lately and that's probably the sound of rain hitting the roof. Sorry about that.
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  990. You’re welcome.
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  991. Thanks for your kind words. I hope you enjoy Taiwan during your second visit. What topics would you like to see from this channel address in the future?
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  992. Thanks for watching! Anything else you’d like to see?
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  993. Working on them.
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  994. Howdy!
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  995. And what of the Taiwanese people?
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  996. True. And the same goes if an asteroid hits the earth. Black swan events are excluded here.
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  997. Make sure to like and subscribe!!!!!!
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  998. It’s in Early Access. I shouldn’t have mentioned that video but I made them sequentially.
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  999. Yet you clicked on it. LOL!
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  1000. Sorry ….
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  1001. In my opinion, relative metrics make far more sense than absolute numbers.
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  1002. I have no idea what that is. Is it a Facebook group?
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  1003. Lol
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  1004. Left on the cutting room floor.
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  1005. Ok
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  1006. Yup, just search asianometry on patreon or check out the description.
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  1007. It is kind of a lazy excuse to simply just say that the USA is forcing everyone to do everything. Do they make you brush your teeth in the morning too?
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  1008. Young people in the west have gotten pretty rich by clicking on things. So I can’t blame them.
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  1009. I was being facetious.
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  1010. Rude.
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  1011. The point is just to say that it’s complicated, rather than to draw a conclusion from the number.
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  1012. Was pretty new and interesting to me
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  1013. Maybe Gigaphoton out in Japan
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  1014. Sorry to disappoint you, but English is my native language.
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  1015. Yes. Of course.
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  1016. Yes I am sorry about the runaway.
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  1017. Yeah there is
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  1018. Thank you and thanks for watching!
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  1019. You can find this particular post on asianometry.com
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  1020. Thanks for watching!
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  1021. A pleasure.
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  1022. Apple would probably still be with Intel if it weren't for TSMC. That's how partnerships work.
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  1023. It's the internet. What can you say?
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  1024. I spoke about it in the first video about ASML and I didn’t want to repeat myself.
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  1025. Thanks for the insight.
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  1026. Yeah it was good to see them back.
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  1027. I googled this. The way I did it is apparently how it is pronounced.
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  1028. It’s 18 minutes. Why go further
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  1029. 🤔🤔😒😒😒🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️😎
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  1030. Oops. Well, it’s not a Bengali channel.
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  1031. I can’t do both the visuals and content without compromising on one
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  1032. Lol
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  1033. Sadly while I was at the actual Singaporean library I neglected to take a pic of all the students. Needed an alternative.
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  1034. I like to mix it up. My last video was about North Korea, after all.
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  1035. I have never heard of this service. What is this?
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  1036. Thanks for watching!
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  1037. Thanks for watching.
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  1038. Thank you for your kind words. A small channel is just fine with me - too much publicity brings in the trolls. What would you like to see more of from this channel?
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  1039. Nice. Thanks for your feedback.
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  1040. I feel like this view really misses at the reason why China cares about Taiwan.
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  1041. Technically, I could have changed the company name to many other companies too. I kinda like the title.
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  1042. Thanks for the feedback. Maybe check out some of the other videos I’ve done then rather than this one
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  1043. Same for me, Captain Bongwater!!!
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  1044. Shoot me an email!
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  1045. 600k is far beyond what I can ever expect
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  1046. It’s coming next week.
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  1047. Sad.
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  1048. Try some breathing exercises.
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  1049. Doubt it
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  1050. It’s kind of like batteries. Can’t ever leave the lab. Science projects are a dime a dozen.
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  1051. Possible. We shall have to see what happens - it’s still two years away
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  1052. Way to care for the people left behind, like me.
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  1053. My last ten videos, I have done one on India, Australia, Japan, Germany, United States, Taiwan, England, South Korea, and just two on China. There is no "false advertisement". Asianometry says nothing about the country focus of the content. I chose "Asianometry" simply because I am Asian.
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  1054. I accept your apology.
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  1055. Engagement.
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  1056. Bro, I didn’t start with a question at all.
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  1057. I don’t have much comment on this company. I heard a lot about it though.
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  1058. This is new to me. What are they?
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  1059. I cringe at it now. As I wrote in an earlier comment, the comparison is exclusively surrounding the idea of a group of people discriminated against for their identity.
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  1060. My personal experience is that tribalism within Chinese people - including against Hakka - remains to this day in both overseas and native Chinese.
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  1061. I cringe at saying this now looking back at it. The point of the comparison is just only in terms of comparing tribes of people who have seen discrimination based on their identity. Nothing to do with the stereotypes around those peoples.
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  1062. That’s pretty interesting. Thanks for sharing
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  1063. For people who are not familiar with the relationship between dialects, I felt adding the Mandarin pronunciation was relevant.
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  1064. Yeah my error. Lots of comments about that bit.
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  1065. Makes sense for a sub ethnic group that it’s hard to distinguish them genetically. Most of what unites the Hakka appears to be simply a matter of culture.
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  1066. Yup. Check out the follow up video on this series of clan wars
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  1067. It’d be definitely a point Of interest. Just haven’t had the time recently to make new work. But I’d be curious about what they think of ccp rule as compared to the status quo.
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  1068. I wouldn’t use the phrase today and I cringe at it now.
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  1069. 🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜
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  1070. Thanks for watching. Anything else you’d like to see?
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  1071. No. Totally serious. 100%.
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  1072. 🤔
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  1073. YESSIR!
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  1074. I went back to that clip and I remember saying the line with tongue in cheek. I’ve read into how the GFC works for a video that never happened. It’s technically much more advanced than people think and is a powerful weapon. Considering all the work that’s gone into it, I don’t think any pressure from any government will get the Party to bring it down. I do recall Obama mulling the option of bringing it down a few years ago in response to state sponsored hacking.
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  1075. Please visit!
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  1076. No I don’t.
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  1077. I am a funny guy.
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  1078. Ian is a beast. It was fun
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  1079. Thanks. Maybe at 1M
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  1080. Yay! Thank you!
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  1081. I’m not Korean so I’m probably not all that qualified to talk on the Korean colonization period. I am glad you liked the Taiwan under Japanese rule video. It was a favorite of mine to work on.
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  1082. There’s a big difference between what’s publicly announced and what’s happening on the ground. Based on my last trip there, it’s hard to say anti smoking efforts are making much progress.
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  1083. Noticed you’re switching up the feedback. Thanks for watching
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  1084. Definitely uploaded HD. Maybe the pictures suck tho
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  1085. I know they exist but haven’t done a video on them yet. Trying to think of an Asian angle
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  1086. I am inevitable.
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  1087. Like water
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  1088. Thanks for the bits thing. I'm not changing my pronunciation.
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  1089. I’ve never heard of cracks being annealed out of glass. Is this something you’ve done before?
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  1090. I think that’s the most common response for people hearing about this too. I for one definitely was shocked this happened and seems like they just kinda forgot about it.
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  1091. Watch it again and see if that's what I actually said. It wasn't.
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  1092. Estuans interius, Ira vehementi Sephiroth!
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  1093. I believe they will break ground in a few months.
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  1094. Yeah. I am just sitting on it. Not doing anything with it.
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  1095. I didn’t delete your comment - must have been YouTube. That link is super sad. Thanks for sharing.
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  1096. Thanks for the info!
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  1097. Then who wrote the text? What wrote the text? It must have come down from Mount Sinai, written with the finger of God.
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  1098. Glad you advertised me your disinterest in the ad.
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  1099. Sorry, no such plans for now
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  1100. Thanks for watching!
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  1101. It’s mostly habit by now, ha! You end up just getting used to being yelled at.
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  1102. Ha
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  1103. I misspoke.
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  1104. Yeah a little under the weather.
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  1105. Headquartered in San Francisco
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  1106. I'm glad I made you laugh.
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  1107. Wow so true! You’re a smart guy! Look, all seriousness. If how I pronounce a word matters more for you than the content itself, then you are free to go watch something else.
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  1108. Works too
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  1109. Magnets.
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  1110. 😐
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  1111. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1112. Thanks.
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  1113. TSMC paid him $21 million over his time there.
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  1114. Like I said, it ain’t perfect. Any system will inevitably lead to trade-offs.
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