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Saturday, April 22, 2023

China's artificial sun

 China's "artificial sun" has reached a new milestone...

https://www.newsweek.com/china-artificial-sun-smashes-nuclear-fusion-rpecord-1794706?amp=1

11 comments:

Anonymous said...


Who cares about China, we need to throw everything we have at defeating Russia.

Anonymous said...

A friend on a whirlwind tour of Asia just sent me this:

Shangai is incredible.

Makes NYC look like an aging hell hole.

Clean(!), safe(!!), affordable(metro to anywhere just US$.70), no tattoos, no weed, minimal alcohol (bars, liquor stores, etc.), great food, pristine public bathrooms everywhere, no vagrancy, etc.

The future is with the Asians - I'm thoroughly convinced of thatweek,

Anonymous said...

Even if China got the fusion reactor to work, they'd still make coal plants so John Kerry could wag his finger at Americans and tell them to suffer for the greater good of the world.

Anonymous said...

4/22/2023 4:51 PM

It is a paradise, if you don’t mind not having regular and fair elections, universal suffrage, independent media, the separation of powers or the independence of the judiciary. Then throw in the absence of freedom of association and freedom of expression.

Of course you may say that the Chinese approach is more enlightened, with their alleged focus on the justification and intentions of ‘Democracy,’ and how good governance can engineer the proper delivery system of democracy to the people. But this is a circular argument, where government always refers back to itself and not the people. It is a totalitarian/authoritarian surveillance regime. Feel free to move to this paradise and report back your findings.

Anonymous said...

Almost anywhere makes NYC look good by comparison. It is a multi-generational liberal cesspool.

Anonymous said...

4/23/2023 9:15 AM

Look everything is say is true, the problem is we are going to end up with the same thing in the United states. Less freedom, meaningless elections, state run media and the the justice system now has a clear agenda.

The problem is that things will run just much better in China. The US will have all the disadvantages of China and none of the advantages.

Anonymous said...

What advantages, and for whom?

Anonymous said...

4/23/2023 9:15 AM

What 'things' are you speaking of? Totalitarian brutality? You might be on to something. China is much better at that than the west.

Anonymous said...

4/23/2023 8:12 PM

"Advantages" such as media suppression, imprisonment of dissidents, forced labor or genocide of minorities, etc. The fact that those things will "run better" in China is a loss for US freedom and democracy? Yeah.

Anonymous said...

Scooby doesn't like any response I make to you, so I guess he agrees with you. So be it.

Anonymous said...

@4/23/2023 9:15 AM

I suppose that if the mechanistic outcome, that being an efficient state that controls most aspects of its people’s lives was all that mattered, you might have a point.

Democracy is not about having things run efficiently. It’s about people having a say in the running of their government. And in that respect, it’s messy and non-deterministic, except in the sense that people have a freedom of movement and expression. Especially expressions that the government does not like.

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