Comments by "hemikovsky" (@hemikovsky) on "" video.

  1. While historical patterns and structural tensions (e.g., Thucydides Trap) suggest risks, the unique dynamics of globalization, nuclear deterrence, and economic codependence make a direct U.S.-China war unlikely. However, proxy conflicts in Taiwan or the South China Sea remain plausible. The trajectory will hinge on whether both nations prioritize de-escalation over nationalist posturing—a lesson underscored by Japan’s miscalculation in 1941.
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