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- neverscared0
- USA are you watching?milfhunter
- Not the first, and British designGnash
- British design and china-made maybe because very few other countries came close to the shipbuilding infrastructure of chinapango
- US is ranked 14th
https://www.visualca…pango - Still not the firstGnash
- lol didn't dispute it and don't carepango
- Says the guy that keeps postingGnash
- cuz I wasn't talking to you. lol not everything is about you. Is it by default you think everyone is trying to argue with you? leave me alone dude lolpango
- and he keeps goingGnash
- Of course. Because I do what I want :)pango
- I wasn't talking to youGnash
- Yet he keeps talking to me XDpango
- OwOGnash
- no it's uwupango
- pretty sure the Vikings invented this, but didn't tell they ripped the idea from the Atlanteans.
Anyway, hope all tankers get this upgrade.uan
- yuekit1
Chinese scientists have reversed aging in monkeys using engineered stem cells
- ya but why are they using ai image instead of a real photo?pango
- AI Sloputopian
- You guys are missing the headline here, they literally found a cure for aging.yuekit
- oh fucking great, 150 more years of Trump and Putin and Musk, thank Zeus I'll be long dead!_niko
- Sure but why not show a photo to prove they found a cure for aging?pango
- It's China, you're not allowed to take a photoyuekit
- they could? for research and documentation purposes?pango
- They tested the monkeys extensively
https://www.cell.com…yuekit - The picture is just to communicate the concept to the massesyuekit
- so i'm gonna guess the lack of photos means they never actually made an elder monkey to look like a baby monkey.pango
- so the image communicates truth only to a certain extent :|
sry man, anything coming out of china requires more scrutinypango - lol...just to be clear that image is not from the Chinese scientists, I copied it from an article I was reading about it.yuekit
- You're right probably not the best representation. What they claim in the study is more modest but still impressive...they "de-aged" the monkeys by theyuekit
- equivalent of about 10-15 years in human years by injecting them with stem cells that have a longevity-inducing gene.yuekit
- utopian-1
China has an off-switch for America, and we aren’t ready to deal with it.
1) Tactical Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) Weapons: China develops tactical EMP weapons that can disable entire regions by targeting civilian infrastructure America relies on to function. These compact pulse generators can hover above unprotected data centers, destroying electronics inside with pinpoint electromagnetic blasts. Several dozen well-coordinated EMP strikes could wipe out cloud infrastructure, disrupting America’s power, transportation, communications and financial systems nationwide.
2) Deep Sea Fiber Cuts: Over 95 percent of global internet traffic travels through undersea fiber cables. China recently unveiled deep-sea cable cutters capable of severing cables at extreme depths. Recent disruptions near Taiwan and the Baltic Sea suggest these tools are already in use. Cutting a few lines disrupts global communications instantly and fractures U.S. military coordination.
3) Anti-Satellite Weapons: As America stockpiles low earth orbit satellites, China expands its anti-satellite arsenal to include missiles, parasitic satellites and lasers designed to disable or destroy orbital assets. In March 2025, the U.S. Space Force reported that Chinese satellites performed aggressive “dogfighting” maneuvers in orbit. This capability allows China to carry out precise strikes designed to trigger the dreaded Kessler Cascade, a chain reaction of satellite collisions capable of destroying all low earth orbit satellites within days, crippling internet, communications and surveillance systems.
4) Cyber Attacks: China’s cyber weapons are the most deeply embedded assassin’s mace. Just this week, U.S. investigators uncovered rogue communication devices hidden in Chinese-made solar inverters and batteries. Such undocumented components can bypass firewalls, allowing China to remotely monitor, destabilize and disable critical infrastructure. Chinese-made chips, routers and switches embedded throughout U.S. networks contain dormant firmware that, upon activation, could place critical U.S. infrastructure under Chinese Communist Party command.
- Gnash-1
- Only 9% ;)toemaas
- also, marshall group is a Swedish company which mostly makes shitty headphones and bluetooth speakers that build on the British brand of amps from the 60s andkingsteven
- 70s, they really only make reissues of the old amps in order to maintain the brand.kingsteven
- same with a lot of big guitar brands, Guild has completely changed ownership/ moved its manufacturing 3 times in the last 30 yearskingsteven
- Probably all made there anywaydbloc
- neverscared3
Foreign direct investment in China falls to lowest level in decades
World’s second-largest economy struggles to recover as investors seek higher yields
- utopian2
China Used More Concrete In 3 Years Than The U.S. Used In The Entire 20th Century.
- I think they're just trying to cement their reputation_niko
- LOL, _niko.palimpsest
- To build ghost cities?
https://allthatsinte…grafician - ^ this article includes the same expression too LOLgrafician
- ^ "The country has used more cement in its construction of new cities between 2011 to 2013 than the entirety of the United States in the 20th century."grafician
- All that polution for what
All that "growth"
Fuckersgrafician - steel : 2020 china 1000mio t, usa 72, https://worldsteel.o…neverscared
- I love Forbes because of how they do these my pyramid of shit is bigger than yours comparisonssted
- I’d love to see a concrete example of how they managed to use so much of that stuffmaikel
- 'cos US builds timber-framed homes?microkorg
- utopian2
World's Largest Gold Deposit Found, Worth Over US$80 Billion
https://www.sciencealert.com/wor…- Read somewhere, related to this, that the new gold deposit will just satisfy for 1.5 years China's gold needs...grafician
- uan1
in case images are broken: https://imgur.com/a/RvqEUXjHuawei Mate 70 Pro+
$3,300 USD smart watch with real gold
$700 tablet
$400 health watch
and cars- Copiiii pastaaaaagrafician
- the gesture air-drop thing is something new.
https://www.youtube.…uan - copy trashhhhmilfhunter
- Nairn0
Gigafactory? Pfft. Witness the awesome might of the CCCCCCCPFactory ALL YOUR CARS ARE BELONG TO US
https://x.com/TaylorOgan/status/…
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This is probably one domain where tariffs are actually required, although cannily it looks like th UK won't go down that route whilst the EU will. We're really good at this game!
- Some good chat midway in this about it.
https://www.youtube.…PhanLo - That's a fair schpiel against uber capitalism and trumpery, but it slightly misses the ..situation.. posed by the CCP's gambit.Nairn
- I'd never heard of that car company BYD, but they outsell everyone, it's mad.PhanLo
- I have seen exactly ZERO BYD cars in Europe this year, I have no clue who buys thesegrafician
- It's one thing to buy some kitchen wear or clothes, but not full cars - safety first!grafician
- So much waste!grafician
- if i went out driving in stockholm for 10 min I'd probably see a handful. They look like shiet thoughArchitectofFate
- Some good chat midway in this about it.
- sted2
"many Chinese men now heading over to Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar even Nepal to look for wives"
- lol at "even nepal"hans_glib
- lol I did the same thing. Got mine in the Philippines.MondoMorphic
- sted3
- 13mins in and .. yeah. this is a really painful experience. And I mean the interviewer, irrespective of my own stance on things.Nairn
- ok, 15 mins now and i fully regret what i just wrote, lol. Still, this is a hyena ambush. Maybe it has merit?Nairn
- no sympathy for Victor Gao. He's pretty much the head of the propaganda arm for the CCP.pango
- fuck himpango
- oh no he went through such uncomfortable interview. surely it's worst than re-education camp.pango
- utopian4
Fuck You China!
US announces major bust as efforts to crack down on Chinese money launderers working with drug cartels ratchet up.














