What are we going to make? it's got to be something that china wants.
What are we going to make?
Patents. That the chinese actually pay for.
Agriculture.
Hell if I know.
I do know that U.S. technological progress, which china relies on, is being eroded by patent infringement.
Thats gonna come full circle and hurt china in the long run.
If china could get the middle men out of u.s. agriculture, theres a profitable middle ground for china and u.s. agriculture. Part of what causes instability in pricing, and why the ag sector negotiates so hard is because speculators already make it so hard to make money.
In fact, by destroying u.s. farmbill subsidiaries, the chinese could come in and wield much larger influence over the farm lobby in the u.s.
And because the farm lobby is solid red, they'd have congress by the throat.
^ You're onto something!
I've seen a few documentaries where people go around the world and ask foreigners why they are eating american fast food. They say that american food quality is much higher than what they are used to, that it must be healthy because it's never made them sick.
What if we continue to innovate the food mfg process, and start shipping our food all over the world? What if we allow our farmers to enjoy the fruits of capitalism, and fight for their rights against corporate moochers? What if we use GMO technology to increase the nutrient content and taste of food? Given how a lot of the world is approaching GMO's, we are in a unique position to fight back and beat china.
The only major danger I see is creating a system where american subsidized food is being sold internationally. In an ideal world american subsidies would only benefit america.
No I'm talking about the chinese and israels who currently control the u.s. realigning the farming sector in their favor in order to gain broader political control. Thats where my focus would be if I was Xi. Just an analytical/hypothetical scenario.
We would make things for our own good, not theirs.
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