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Cake day: June 12th, 2023

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  • Yeah, I don’t understand either (not that I should). It’s almost like their corruption moves the opposite way from ours. I’m used to US companies asking for presents and considerations and government supplying. I think it may work differently in China?

    Maybe it’s just what growth/expansion phase of capitalism looks like and why it was so exciting for so many.

    I also imagine we’re not seeing the whole picture. As we are only allowed government approved messaging.

    Honestly, I can see the benefits of training and integrating the technology of Internet into their culture, before exposing the population to new ideas. Not that I think that’s the design, but it may end up being an unintentional consequence.

    Edit:

    I guess it’s sort of what happened when the US started building up the old bones of the internet, out companies had a defacto leg up.

    If China keeps their Internet bubble, with it’s social structure and deep deep economic ties, then if you want access to the Chinese market, you’ll have to use their Internet and be subject to the government, probably utilizing their people to negotiate.

    They’re not selling pickaxes to golf diggers, they already own the mine.

    /Basically conjecture