Its funny to gawk at this, i don't think China and the usa can decouple in less then 10 years econmy wise, the wining move for China is simply not to play, the usa is currently forcing its own check mate by decoupling too late to mater both these countries cant decouple fast enough china's population contraction & youth unemplyeement is too high and the s.o.e. can't soak up the extra bodys both these countries are gonna deal with Armageddon in the form of climate change and generational collapse in population due to the respective baby booms only one of them has competent leadership, the other one is set up with insane untaped resources on a island with two friendly and subordinated countries with a world spaning trade block that can't solve easily fixable problems because of pure unfettered, maybe even unhinged, rank? Zombie liberal centrism that holds no natural base yet holds a gun to every Americans head driving everyone insane. screaming shiting on the floor and diping your respective genitals in a deep fryer at a Wendy's after being traped in mojo dojo casa house of pure ideology
screaming shiting on the floor and diping your respective genitals in a deep fryer at a Wendy's after being traped in mojo dojo casa house of pure ideology
Chinese demographic collapse is a bit more complicated than most people think because of its uneven nature. Even though the population is falling now, it will take a couple decades for the number of workers & highly educated people to fall.
Very true its gonna take more time for the process to yield. Vs the states where its already starting if we don't let more people in.
Edit: one very important peice of nuance is the sheer size of china's population will be a problem unto its self. We are talking 1 billion people vs the usas 334 million it will be more difficult because of that alone.
I was gonna say "weird", but actually now that I think about it, this is kind of the trajectory that every single developed country has gone down after hitting a certain degree of consumption & education among the populace.
... We'll see how China handles the problem of modern social atomization. Probably will do things better than we do, but maybe not in line with what we might prefer.
Its funny to gawk at this, i don't think China and the usa can decouple in less then 10 years econmy wise, the wining move for China is simply not to play, the usa is currently forcing its own check mate by decoupling too late to mater both these countries cant decouple fast enough china's population contraction & youth unemplyeement is too high and the s.o.e. can't soak up the extra bodys both these countries are gonna deal with Armageddon in the form of climate change and generational collapse in population due to the respective baby booms only one of them has competent leadership, the other one is set up with insane untaped resources on a island with two friendly and subordinated countries with a world spaning trade block that can't solve easily fixable problems because of pure unfettered, maybe even unhinged, rank? Zombie liberal centrism that holds no natural base yet holds a gun to every Americans head driving everyone insane. screaming shiting on the floor and diping your respective genitals in a deep fryer at a Wendy's after being traped in mojo dojo casa house of pure ideology
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Chinese demographic collapse is a bit more complicated than most people think because of its uneven nature. Even though the population is falling now, it will take a couple decades for the number of workers & highly educated people to fall.
Very true its gonna take more time for the process to yield. Vs the states where its already starting if we don't let more people in.
Edit: one very important peice of nuance is the sheer size of china's population will be a problem unto its self. We are talking 1 billion people vs the usas 334 million it will be more difficult because of that alone.
... Is that even a real thing?
It's a problem. People seem to generally kind of despise children and don't want them.
I was gonna say "weird", but actually now that I think about it, this is kind of the trajectory that every single developed country has gone down after hitting a certain degree of consumption & education among the populace.
... We'll see how China handles the problem of modern social atomization. Probably will do things better than we do, but maybe not in line with what we might prefer.