If you’re wondering what to expect next, you can rely on the Hudson Institute—they’ve laid everything out clearly and decisively.
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On another note—equal parts disappointing, absurd, and telling—none of the major AI platforms will engage with this document. Odd, isn’t it?
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I rather doubt China is concerned or plagued about a report from hired hands with “prestigious credentials” at a think tank in America.
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Projection seems is in high demand these days.
Even if half of technological inovation has taken place, the west is nothing but a shadow.
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This should definitely be a game changer. Thanks for posting.
Esp since Gordon Chang, one of the authors and a neocon (surprise! not), has been so consistently wrong on past predictions…
The Chinese may have the better communication technogy for their “users”.
U.S.S.A. has better dual-use technologies; it’s communication systems, also can kill.
Talk about track and trace!
I’ve gotten the impression half of China is underwater, its bridges are falling down & its high rises are toppling over?! Mountains are splitting, villages being covered up, some towns are simply caving in…doesn’t sound good! 
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I studied Chinese history and philosophy for many years, and there was a consistent pattern. When China was taken over by a non-Chinese power or ideology, there was initially an acquiescence to that ruling group, yet little by little, Confucianism or Neo-Confucianism would slip back in and ultimately overcome the foreign ideology. Thousands of years of history create a pattern, and that pattern says that the five relationships, “Ren” (oftentimes translated as Humanism), Li (principle), and the idea of “worth not birth” as guiding ideas would ultimately return. Perhaps this is wishful thinking, but tradition still has its strength.
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I do believe that the CCP is going to fail. I have no idea what will replace it. Hopefully for the Chinese people it will be something reasonable and causes their centuries of suffering to end.
Curious if anyone else here ever watches this Youtube channel:
Pretty interesting takes and a good place to find real things happening in China that get censored very quickly by the CCP.
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I find China the most difficult country to get objective news from, and no I don’t trust the China show in that regard!
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Why not? Have you ever watched it?
Yes and it just does not ring any bells for me. That in itself does not mean anything, just intuition appropriated for me.
China is so difficult because as a westener I see thru that lens and China can’t be just looked upon thru that lens to understand what is really going on over there. I know next to nothing about that culture, it is in that regard too alien for me.
Many westeners getting lost in China initially go “wauw” and after a few years they feel betrayed and have nothing good to say about the country anymore. I think it is an old, old civilization, that communistic ideology is just an veneer layer. Westeners like veneer, almost worship it deeming it reality. It will be our undoing!
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Yeah, it isn’t formatted as a “news” show so I suppose that isn’t for everyone on how to learn of something. I like it though. To each their own.
… Yep, all “news”, both here and abroad, means all propaganda all of the time.
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I’m starting to refer to my morning coffee review of the day’s news as “what am I suppose to believe today?” time.
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Mine started with no sound; three cups of java later - sound.
Of course; as per above: I’m able to now hear, “all propaganda all of the time”.
Just finished watching video on 3I/ATLAS[from Marcia/Randall Carlson]
That was very informative, but probably too long for most viewers.