Comments by "May L" (@MeiinUK) on "Almost 90% Of Shops in Guangzhou Are Closed? With 700K Fleeing, the City Faces a Deep Depression" video.

@MightyCrazy : No such a thing as "fake info".... cos I bet that, this is basically a very dynamic situation.. and they aren't in an actual control position... hence, they won't know what to do ??? .... Should've divided and separated region with regions, and then change local laws, and directly... Cos they aren't in a specific Turin-complete situation... how do you know where the leak is ?? You don't. There's a reason why in the UK... every town, is the same. Or tries to be. Same shops, same ways, same budget, same debts etc. Whereas the USA tried to do so, they section it by states... and try to always focus on the budgets within an actual state. Cos the PRC is so big... you can't really get an actual simple video. This might explain why they have an actual shadow banking sector... like.. an underground cushion.. which is not a bad thing per se. Cos then, they would be able to reverse and swap the figures as needed. Whatever model China has used.. they need to keep that cushion going. In a way, the influences from outside the country shouldn't be as such..... Maybe they should've actually created another currency, and then actually run things in a dual way ? That should've been the approach. And then debase when needed, but always kept the consumer side the same. And let the changes, be done within the closed door. So that, the individuals could do and keep doing what they need to do ? This is another one of those things as well... So...
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I am beginning to understand why Japan created the TQM way, and why GE also created their so called Six Sigma as well... and then in Shenzen, they created the Shanzai method. Cos if people are uneducated, and you don't have the time to teach as well.. then how do you get the collective momentum going etc? You need to have multi-task situation to occur etc. Or to at the very least show people the stimulation etc... And the strategy for everybody. In fact, they should teach people this method instead and utilise their own actual tech sector, to boost consumption etc. Even if the transition into some kind of virtual world consumption etc.
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If you looked at some of the NASA maps.. it will be shocking, cos some regions doesn't even have lights? This tells you that, those areas are living below some kind of national poverty level. And then Guang Dong... I don't know if others know of it.. but it was traditionally an Imperial City... So maybe this explains why they would care to keep it modern to some level. And if you looked at some of the satelite videos... It shows the differences between areas. i.e. Some areas have internet and other areas doesn't ?? They live in a lower sustainable way. So.... China doesn't HAVE to... increase their GDP per se... but it needs to keep people fed. Or at the very least, provide basic health provision etc. Even if they run in a local sustainable way.... and run their own rules etc. Like some of the autonomous regions are doing. It doesn't need to connect to some kind of capitalistic system. As long as they have what they need etc? Even if the methods are basic.. then so be it etc.
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