Comments by "ShitSkinsIndian" (@ShitSkinsIndian) on "What’s behind the exodus of US-based Chinese academics?" video.

  1. I used to hear Indians say, "if China can do it, India can do it too, and better". However, what they say simply do not reflect the true reality, that, not one single Indian CEOs or the Indian techies or the tech gurus of Indian ancestry could develop a simple app to compete with the Chinese Tiktok or Chinese DeepSeek AI. 😅Looks like the technological gap between India and China is just like the Olympic Gold Medal gap between India and China all over again, zero against 40 or 40+ if you include all of its territories.
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  2. Why was Chinese scientist named, "Qian Xuesen", handpicked and selected to participate in the "Manhattan Project" but not Indian scientists even though they have closer ties to the West due to the British Raj? IQ matters
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  3. Sam Altman: Indian AI is hopeless (2023) Indians: "Challenge accepted" (2023) India: India in Paris AI summit 2025 - Please help us make AI. Truly sp in eless😅.
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  4. China has DeepSeek AI India has DeepShyt AI America has OpenAI India has OpenDefecation 😅🤣😂
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  5. Indians and India do not have any AI companies, AI products, AI services that are worth mentioning but you see them bragging all day 24/7. 😅That is the difference between Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts versus Chinese ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts. Chinese believe that their achievements speak louder than words whereas Indians believe that their words speak louder than their achievements (if any🤭). And that is why, although Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts were scripted to be very intelligent and capable on the internet, but in the real world/reality, none of them could not make any app to compete with the Chinese TikTok or the China's DeepSeek AI. Overpaid and over-hyped and over-rated.😆😅🤣
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  6. There are 3 types of CEO. One that rises up to the top as CEO through 1) merit with tangible and significant contributions to their company, 2) curry favor skills 3) geopolitics (diversity hire). I guess the Indian CEOs of those Big Tech companies will have to work extra hard in the merit department because not one single Indian CEOs or the Indian techies or the tech gurus of Indian ancestry could develop a simple app to compete with the Chinese Tiktok or Chinese DeepSeek AI. Overpaid and over-hyped and over-rated. 😅"Curry favor" is an idiom that means to seek approval or gain benefit by being very nice, overly attentive, or through flattery.....but why curry? 😏Words of wisdom and truth from Richard Nixon/Henry Kissinger regarding the Indians (India): They are masters at subtle flattery. That’s how they survived 600 years. They "insert censored word" — their great skill is to "insert censored word" to people in key positions.” 😅🤣😂
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  7. America may have ChatGPT and China may have DeepSeek AI but Indians invented the internet thousands of years ago ➡Biplab Deb, the chief minister of the north-eastern state of Tripura (India), said that ancient Indians invented the internet.🔙😆😅🤣😂🤭😏🤥🤥🤥🥴
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  8. India is incapable to reverse engineer key technologies. That’s why in 40 years it couldn’t built a jet engine (Kaveri engine project started in 1983), still using cryogenic engines supplied by Russia in 1990s, couldn’t improve it either. Not even Honda activa engine is fully built in India as that requires precision engineering etc. Paajeets ain't that smart to innovate or reverse enginnering, because it requires intelligence.
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  9. If the Indians are so smart, they would be leading the world in technology and inventions and would have big companies in the Forbes 2000 or Fortune 500. Over-rated and over hyped.
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  10. India and Indians, after insulting China's products/services and calling them "cheap" or "tofu" or "tofu dreg", adopted DeepSeek AI, which proves that they are sp in eless😅 Explain "Ashwini Vaishnaw: DeepSeek Soon On Indian IT Servers "?
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  11. India is big on talking less on doing ... They can come up with all sorts of abbreviations but they do not have any substance. Where is India and their products? Where is the Indian AI equivalent of the Chinese DeepSeek or TicTok? Where is the Indian mobile phones, 6 G telecommuication, Space station, DJI drones (global leader), CATL EV battery (global leader), Solar panels (global leader), artificial sun (first one), invention of Toripalimab, thorium molten salt nuclear power station (world first), world's first methane rocket in space orbit, world first lunar samples from the far side of the moon (South Pole–Aitken basin), 6th gen fighter jets and many more? Where is Indian and India?
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  12. I was under the impression that Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts are very smart and capable but the only thing that they are capable of is curry favor and their resourcefulness to hire many cyber dalits (cheap labor) from India because they have the Indian connection. None of them could make a Chinese TicTok or a Chinese DeepSeek AI. Indeed, they were overhyped, overpaid and over-rated.
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  13.  @MollyGermek  Opinions versus Facts.🥱
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  14.  @MollyGermek  And there is more than one Chinese scientist involved in the project. Dr. Chien-Shiung Wu.... ZERO Indian
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  15. I was under the impression that Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts are very smart and capable but the only thing that they are capable of is curry favor and their resourcefulness to hire many cyber dalits (cheap labor) from India because they have the Indian connection.
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  16. Sam Altman said in year 2023 that "Indian AI is hopeless" and Indians retaliated with "Challenge accepted". Year now is 2025 and realizing that Indians couldn't make a decent AI independently, India went over to Paris AI summit 2025 to beg for assistance. 🤣😂😅"Challenge accepted" indeed🏳🏳🏳
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  17. How is it possible that MS, a multi trillion company, under the leadership of Indian CEO, has to rely on a white guy named Sam Altman from an external and small-time company, OpenAI, to develop ChatGPT for them?
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  18. Why was Chinese scientist named, "Qian Xuesen", handpicked and selected to participate in the "Manhattan Project" but not Indian scientist? IQ matters
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  19. Where are the US-based Indian academics? What have they invented?
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