The final insult isn’t China’s tech edge. It’s the talent genocide we inflicted on ourselves.
We hollowed out the very system that was supposed to produce our scientists, engineers, and inventors. (1/9)
China’s multisynapse optical AI wasn’t born from venture capital or Ivy League hype. It came from real engineers trained by a state that still believes in education. (2/9)
We stopped teaching our kids how the world works. No real math. No real science. Just rote rules, test prep, and distraction. We told generations to follow feelings, not understand forces. (3/9)
PISA rankings don’t lie. We’re 30th. China is 1st. Our high schools are diploma mills. Their high schools are launchpads for national tech strategy. (4/9)
Half of our STEM PhDs are foreign-born. Most are Chinese. They prop up our labs, build our chips, write our code. Then they watch Wall Street offshore everything they create. (5/9)
This isn’t a brain drain. It’s a brain swap. We send MBAs to Shenzhen. They send photonics PhDs to Stanford. Who wins? (6/9)
While we gamify apps and subsidize Netflix, China funds national key labs and aligns talent with industrial policy. We gave up on planning. They doubled down. (7/9)
You can’t out-innovate a country that educates its children and treats scientists like patriots. We treat them like expendable labor. (8/9)
This isn’t about fear. It’s about facts. We dismantled our talent engine. China upgraded theirs. The result is optical AI, quantum supremacy, and 5G dominance. This is just the opening act. (9/9)
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Jensen Huang burned his bridges. Here’s how Chinese AI chipmakers are making him irrelevant.
NVIDIA's Next "China-Specific" Blackwell B30 AI Chip Rumored to See Significant Demand; Dominating The Inferencing Market share.google/Vc3PdnVLQyGCzv…
Jensen Huang is done in China.
His stripped-down B30 chip won’t save him. His Pentagon ties burned his bridges. And Chinese GPU makers are rising fast.
Nvidia is not irreplaceable. It’s obsolete. (1/15)
China has no illusion about Jensen's loyalties.
He went to Washington, got export bans.
He came to Beijing, got nothing.
Then he fled to Taiwan like it was a safe middle ground.
Beijing never forgot. (2/15)
For years, U.S. AI was more performance than progress. Sam Altman and Jensen Huang ran the circuit. One played prophet. The other sold shovels. Together they turned AI into a stock manipulation scheme. (1/15)
Elon Musk called it early. What looked like innovation was just hardware monopolies and narrative control. Real science was sidelined. What mattered was GPU allocation and who got access to which API. (2/15)
Asia Times says China’s navy lacks “global reach.”
Wrong framing. Wrong century. Wrong assumptions.
Let’s talk about what China’s navy is actually built for.
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China doesn’t want to be a global empire.
It doesn’t need a blue-water fleet like the U.S.
It has one strategic interest. Taiwan.
Everything else is subordinate to that mission.
(2/9)
After years of dominance, Nvidia is on borrowed time in China.
Nvidia’s CEO says the US should ‘reduce’ dependency on other countries and onshore technology manufacturing | CNN Business share.google/UogWgHDHkHnFyQ…
Why? Because unless it slashes prices and surrenders CUDA, China’s entire AI ecosystem will migrate away.
Exhibit Q17b. (Intro)
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Nvidia’s current pricing is extractive. H100s cost $30,000 to $40,000 each. That’s rent-seeking behavior, not innovation. China won’t pay Western monopoly prices forever. (2/10)
Why China’s Healthcare System Terrifies Western Pharma
China Drugmakers Catching Up to US Big Pharma With New Medicine Innovation - Bloomberg share.google/64eLDnQ1euAnmE…
Western news outlets love to talk about China’s rise in drug development. They’ll mention fast clinical trials, cheaper labs, or more drug approvals. But they never talk about what really gives China the edge.
Let’s break it down.
China runs a nationwide healthcare system that covers over 1.3 billion people.
It’s practically free to use. It connects every hospital, clinic, and pharmacy.
More importantly, it’s fully digital. That means China has the world’s largest pool of medical data. (1/10)