Comments by "DailyBeatings" (@DailyBeatings) on "Inside China Business" channel.

  1. US: "No bread for you" China: "No flour for you"
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  2. Now the Chinese will have absolutely no reason to share this technology with the US. Another shotgun meets foot moment for the US...🤣
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  3. It would be easier for Europe to stop pissing off Russia and China so they can buy from them at the lowest possible price, but European vassals have decided to just go down the economic drain to please their US masters...🤣
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  4. China is not splitting the global market, it's the west that's splitting the global market. However the outcome you predict is absolutely correct...🤣
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  5. Canada does whatever the US wants, even at the detriment of Canada, because they don't want to upset the trade relationship they have with the US...🤣
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  6. China is not messing around this time with Trump and his tariff nonsense...🤪
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  7. John Deere could be selling a boatload of cotton pickers in Xinjiang, but you can thank the US government for putting the kibosh on that...🤣
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  8. With E-bikes you also don't need a drivers license, registration, insurance, property tax, fuel, expensive maintenance, etc...:text-green-game-over:
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  9. You're back!!! Was afraid something happened courtesy of the US government...🤣
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  10. I don't blame them from escaping a hostile US environment plus the center of innovation is shifting to China. Researchers go where the research is, plain and simple.
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  11. I'm all in for deep cuts in military spending for that cesspool of colonial imperialism.
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  12.  @hanzohattori9576  US became an empire in 1900 when they simultaneously seized the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Guam, and Cuba from the Spanish and metastasized into a global superpower in 1946. By that metric the empire is 124 years old, which I agree is extremely fast for its decline.
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  13. China: "No more soup for you, next..."🤣
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  14. US government has the insane idea that dragging China down to the detriment of world technological advancement is somehow beneficial...🤣
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  15. "India is the graveyard of corporations" is a phrase that refers to India's history of regulating foreign companies, such as Chinese, Amazon, Walmart, Vodafone, Nokia, Samsung, and Google. These companies have faced regulatory setbacks or been subject to large fines in the Indian market." - India’s crackdown on Chinese phone makers is just the first step in its economic development strategy, Liu Zongyi, South China Morning Post, June 27, 2023
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  16. This is great news since it means no war in the South China Sea, unless the US Navy wants a whole bunch of new coral reefs...🤣
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  17. With an annual GDP growth of 9.5% we now know the reason western governments and the media have been pushing hard on the "Free Tibet" nonsense again...🤣
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  18. Another shotgun meets foot moment for the US...🤣
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  19. The hilarious part is that Ericsson and Nokia could not capitalize on this even with the US jackboot on Huawei and ZTE...🤣
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  20. When you have 10x the number of engineers in their twenties and thirties tackling the problem why would anyone think otherwise...:text-green-game-over:
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  21. Indonesia banned the export of raw nickel last year, so China shifted processing to Indonesia since they have the capital and efficient processing knowledge. Jokowi spearheaded the Chinese investment program and it will continue under Subianto. Bongbong is smoking some good stuff if he thinks the US will do the same for the Philippines...🤣
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  22. Once again a US "shotgun meets foot" moment...🤣
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  23. China has underwater mountains in the South China Sea to chase away US submarines...🤣
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  24. "Our fiscal deficit, the Titanic" - The iceberg is getting closer and closer while Washington re-arranges the deck chairs...🤣
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  25. Now you know why US nominal GDP is so high. It's all smoke and mirrors...🤣
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  26. Sheinbaum, like AMLO, is all about the well-being of Mexico and its people. She's not going to stop the Chinese gravy train to please some gringos up north...:text-green-game-over:
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  27. Western media implemented the "Ostrich Policy" when it comes to BRICS+...🤣
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  28.  @felixsu375  By then the Chinese will have moved on to something more advanced while the US plays catch-up. Best option of course would be to work together, but the choice was made by the US not to and so they'll have to live with the consequences.
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  29. US: No bread for you. China: No flour for you.
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  30. China is also using less and producing more with AI projects like DeepSeek-V3, which is an open source MoE that's better than GPT-4o at one tenth the price...👀
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  31. Paying more for less. It's the American, and Canadian, way...🤣
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  32. In ten years the US will be living in a technological ghetto...🤣
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  33. The reason is that legacy car manufacturers are holding on to the ICE ecosystem for as long as they can. Other than brakes and tires EVs need very little maintenance and electrical components tend to fail much less frequently than mechanical ones. Therefore auto repairs, oil changes, maintenance, etc all goes out the window when converting to EVs...:text-green-game-over:
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  34. Both sides aren't buying consumer drones anymore. They're buying Chinese components, 3D printing the chassis and propellers, and assembling them because it's even cheaper.
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  35. "World's ugliest chart.." - This made my day...🤪
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  36.  @peanut0brain  Huawei is actually employee owned, which is even better since everyone their has a stake in the company...:face-blue-smiling:
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  37. Tsinghua University better watch out so Stanford University doesn't steal their AI code again. Tsinghua was pretty smart and peppered their code to identify rare bamboo slips from the Warring States Period that was not publicly available. Stanford got caught with their hand in the cookie jar...🤣
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  38. The best option for the US is to allow the Chinese manufactures to produce the cars in the US with locally sourced components to compete with Tesla and other manufacturers like they do in China. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. Outright banning them will only stagnant the US auto industry with no innovation due to lack of competition. In the end all you will get is higher prices and inferior products.
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  39.  @peanut0brain  It's going to get a lot more expensive for the US to borrow come Monday morning...🤣
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  40. If the US starts to build out their capacity to produce gallium nitride the Chinese could just flood the market and drive them out of business. Rinse, lather, repeat...🤣
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  41.  @rodiculous9464  Chinese are good at building to contract. Want cheap? You get cheap quality. Want good quality? You get good quality, but you pay more. Pretty simple...😎
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  42. Many of these big brains in the US don't go into the sciences field and do researcher because the money and opportunities are limited. Instead they go into finance so they can develop algorithms that can beat the market.
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  43. VW didn't seem to have that "mystical value" with the recent TDI scandal...🤣
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  44. As usual Kevin gives us the inside story without fail.
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  45. Our politicians will not be listening to us any time soon...🤣
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  46. "A lot of our supply comes from India and China..." - and India imports the majority of the APIs from China...🤣
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  47. Won't be able to cooperate with Chinese manufacturers when the hardware and software is banned. Galapagos model for the US automotive industry courtesy of US lawmakers...🤣
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  48.  @joelturley4847  Truth hurts, doesn't it?🤣
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  49.  @AnnieT369  I heard those mountains can move pretty fast...🤣
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  50.  @topsuperseven7910  2024 GDP Growth Forecast: China - 5.2% US - 1.3% Stop listening to Gordon Change and Peter Zeihan...🤣
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