Comments by "JX" (@J_X999) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1.  @realdanksta2237  How do you think they got their #2 economic status. Lol. Just because the government is communist, doesn't mean the economy is. India's economy is already crashed.
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  2. We all have been for bloody 20 years
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  3. Indians are so sensitive and annoying
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  4. You keep saying that. Cry harder
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  5. Glad you ain't working for the Pentagon. You would doom the states with your shitty knowledge and expectations
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  6.  @neodym5809  Michael Pettis has stated that Chinese demographics and population decline isn't the issue. Fixing the housing and growth model crisis allows china to switch to a more innovative and productivity driven growth.
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  7. Well the US military is absolutely everywhere. They probably have secret bases in your back garden at this point If China or Russia started expanding influence and power, you'd call it an evil empire. Man up and stop being a hypocrite
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  8. People ignore the fact that China will be able to raise their birth rate. The Chinese government is about to implement the most effective birth rate policies including: lowering the cost of having children, better childcare services and other vital societal and cultural changes. "B-b-but no other country has been able to raise their birth rate 🥺👉👈" That's because countries with very low birth rates aren't doing anything to solve the roots of the issue. Instead, they are throwing money at the problem. Whilst countries like Japan and Korea sit idly by and do nothing for their birth rate, China will strive forward and successfully raise their birth rate through the action listed above, proving twerps like Yi Fuxian and Zeihan completely wrong! Feel free to get mad, I'll give you some attention.
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  9. China will collapse
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  10.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  It wouldn't. Most of the world do not have much to say when it comes to AI. China has a lot. They are developing loads of AI like the US. Countries don't develop technology at the same time, pace and level as China, the US and others. Let me set you an example. The US has had hypersonic missiles since the early 2000s. But that technology will be available to other countries as well, meaning the US will diminish in power compared relative to others. Other countries may have that tech, but its the level of technology that matters. Obviously I don't expect AI to solve all of china's issues. But it will definitely help with a good handful. By the way, Japan stagnated in the 90s due to their housing bubble crash. Demographics only started to set in by 2010 and onwards. You can't just say demographics stagnated Japan back then, because it wasn't the root cause. Far from it
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  11.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  Well at the moment, Japan has already failed the switch and has been caught in the low productivity and low innovation trap. Japan has the lowest labour productivity out of all the G7 countries.
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  12.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  It's not as easy as just 'using AI' The Japanese aren't prioritising AI and tech integration into their workforce. AI does boost labour productivity, the fact that the Japanese are so unproductive just tells us how they aren't using it
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  13.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  AI might not work for china, but all your "below 4 percent" ramblings don't change the fact that japan's labour is expensive and unproductive. Thus leading to long term stagnation
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  14.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  Fair enough, but like I said, Japan isn't using AI to achieve 2% growth. And they probably won't in the future, given their track record
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  15.  @frank-ko6de    I understand your pain. You grew up with the US being unchallenged. Now that the US is being challenged on all fronts by CHINA, you can't cope with it.
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  16. That's the knee jerk assumption. No one in China is going to be able to take down Xi at the moment
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  17.  @investor615  Another knee jerk reaction, but that's fine.
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  18. But this time, it's much worse for the whole world. China's much richer and advanced compares to 1960s and 70s
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  19.  @vivafreedom4947  Since 2001, China's average wealth per person has risen by 250 percent. And that's since 2001.
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  20.  @vivafreedom4947  Again, the knowledge shown is shocking. The average Chinese person in 2022 is richer than the average person in 1972. Duh?
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  21.  @vivafreedom4947  Good effort, but the west has "stopped buying from China" for 10 years now.
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  22. India can't invade OVER the himalayas Just nkt possible
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  23.  @surprisinglythiswasavailable  Automation can help their workforce. That's without saying
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  24.  @captainbroady  You might be right but it still isn't ideal to have China being their largest trading partner by a considerable amount
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  25. The Indian economy is trash. USA is the most formidable country.
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  26. China was the birthplace of civilisation in Asia anyway. Most Japanese and South Korean fans hate that.
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  27. US population won't double. don't know where you got that from. China's population will be 700 million which is half, but the US population will be 400 million. Definitely not double
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  28.  @Diatom1k  Hello to you to Adam 😂😂
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  29.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  Yes, demographics have caused stagnation, but Japanese workers are not as productive as the average US worker. Not even close. This must makes the whole problem worse
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  30.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  Yes, but one thing no one seems to understand is that the reason for japan's slowdown in 1989 was the housing bubble crash. Demographics have certainly played a part, however the structural issues that caused the sudden decline in growth are still in place today.
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  31.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  Yep, and individual worker productivity did not increase, meaning wages didn't either, making their only option unavailable
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  32.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  Which is why the demographic crisis is having an effect
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  33.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  In the case of China, productivity is very low, which gives it a lot of room to improve. I don't disagree with the effects of demographics but they are definitely not destiny in the 21st century
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  34. And then you wake up in your slum, you dreamed.
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  35. Another angry little Indian here.
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  36.  @Sardiatae  Correction: You want to believe it so you will tune your mind to brainlessly believing it.
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  37. You keep telling yourself that Ollie. You just keep doing that.
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  38.  @tsubadaikhan6332  Which is why I mentioned their quest for self sufficiency, your point is correct
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  39.  @davidford3115  Well according to the Pentagon and White House, their military is rapidly developing and innovating. And no, that doesn't just mean copying and stealing
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  40. ​@content_enjoyer4458India can't really do much. They could try to invade China over the Himalayas, but that would result in monstrous casualties for the Indians, with China just sitting back on the defensive with a couple MGs pointed at the hilltops. Not the best idea.
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  41. @content_enjoyer4458 Exactly. India isn't going to do anything to China through the Himalayas, that's just suicide for no reason. Countries don't just decide to sacrifice 1 million men when fighting an already superior foe.
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  42. There are many differences between 80s Japan and modern China. It's foolish to compare the 2 only because Japan imploded
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  43. Ummm, what?
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  44.  @jfkst1  Unlikely
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  45.  @jfkst1  Nope, I'll give you another shot.
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  46. India cannot innovate well in the military field. They ALWAYS buy Russian weapons.
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  47.  @doujinflip  Still, much less poverty in China nowadays
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  48. But that's the problem, they only fought with rocks and clubs. No guns and tanks and planes. Many Indians are deluded to think they can thrash China in war. Sure, India is strong but without America, they are fucked. America is the only country that should be powerful. Not Chinese not Indian.
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  49. This channel is awful, but there is a channel called caspian report you will like
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  50. Demographics wouldn't be such a problem if China managed to used technology and innovation to boost worker productivity. Currently, Chinese workers are 1/5 as productive as US workers
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