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Chevalier

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LOL. Guys, we are spending time arguing with people online mostly for nothing. Anglosphere's right wing is totally detached from reality. Totally... A random comedy video by a foreigner in China became a government directed psyop with AI-generated people. I don't know how an adult can even think like this.
At least now we know Anglo Americans think Slavs are just Chinese with AI filters on. Truly a stunning display of dunning-Kruger effect here.
 

KYli

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Why should China share with US especially such sensitive area of genetic material. Beside, the US has blocked semiconductor, AI and quantum collaboration when the US has advantages but thinks it has the rights to access Chinese technology when it is in a disadvantage situation.
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The national survey and restrictions on foreign access are part of new regulations on China’s genetic resources, which came into effect in July.

However, some experts have warned that this genetic hoarding could make global research cooperation more difficult – and potentially backfire on China.

“The government wants to have a very tight hand in this area as they realize this has a huge economic potential, but … China needs international collaboration to realize that potential,” said Joy Y. Zhang, director of the Centre for Global Science and Epistemic Justice. Zhang attended consultation meetings during the drafting of the new regulations.

“Currently you’re just having a gold mine right at your door, but you actually don’t know how to mine it,” she said.

“China has amassed the largest genomic holdings of anywhere in the world,” Anna Puglisi, director of biotechnology programs at Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology, told a
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on national security in 2021.

With DNA increasingly seen as a valuable natural resource like oil or land, China is keen to protect its people’s genes – to the alarm of some scientists who fear the loss of international collaboration.

The initial 2019 regulations forbade foreign entities from collecting Chinese genetic material or providing that material abroad, largely to prevent them from using it for “typical commercial purposes” such as genomic sequencing services, Wang said.

Though research collaborations like clinical studies are still allowed, they face much tighter scrutiny, with “foreign parties” and their Chinese partners required to notify the authorities and receive governmental approval – with the new regulations including additional details on this process and stipulations for mandatory security reviews in certain circumstances.

The changes come alongside an increasing emphasis on national security under Chinese leader Xi Jinping, with Beijing ramping up laws across a range of priority concerns from counter-espionage to biosecurity.

The approach on human genetic resources is so stringent it “basically grants exclusive access to Chinese nationals based in China to conduct this research,” said Zhang, the global science center director.
 

siegecrossbow

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Phead128

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Why should China share with US especially such sensitive area of genetic material. Beside, the US has blocked semiconductor, AI and quantum collaboration when the US has advantages but thinks it has the rights to access Chinese technology when it is in a disadvantage situation.
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The national survey and restrictions on foreign access are part of new regulations on China’s genetic resources, which came into effect in July.

However, some experts have warned that this genetic hoarding could make global research cooperation more difficult – and potentially backfire on China.

“The government wants to have a very tight hand in this area as they realize this has a huge economic potential, but … China needs international collaboration to realize that potential,” said Joy Y. Zhang, director of the Centre for Global Science and Epistemic Justice. Zhang attended consultation meetings during the drafting of the new regulations.

“Currently you’re just having a gold mine right at your door, but you actually don’t know how to mine it,” she said.

“China has amassed the largest genomic holdings of anywhere in the world,” Anna Puglisi, director of biotechnology programs at Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology, told a
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on national security in 2021.

With DNA increasingly seen as a valuable natural resource like oil or land, China is keen to protect its people’s genes – to the alarm of some scientists who fear the loss of international collaboration.

The initial 2019 regulations forbade foreign entities from collecting Chinese genetic material or providing that material abroad, largely to prevent them from using it for “typical commercial purposes” such as genomic sequencing services, Wang said.

Though research collaborations like clinical studies are still allowed, they face much tighter scrutiny, with “foreign parties” and their Chinese partners required to notify the authorities and receive governmental approval – with the new regulations including additional details on this process and stipulations for mandatory security reviews in certain circumstances.

The changes come alongside an increasing emphasis on national security under Chinese leader Xi Jinping, with Beijing ramping up laws across a range of priority concerns from counter-espionage to biosecurity.

The approach on human genetic resources is so stringent it “basically grants exclusive access to Chinese nationals based in China to conduct this research,” said Zhang, the global science center director.
This is such a bizzare article, I wonder what special-interest group paid $$$ to write such an weird article.

My guess is this is paid astroturfing from an US genomic sequencing services that is scared of losing $$$ and access to the China Market and paid some ghost writer to write this weird ass article.
 

KYli

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This is such a bizzare article, I wonder what special-interest group paid to write such an weird article.

My guess is American genomic sequencing services will lose access to the China Market with this "foreign parties ban", and paid some ghost writer to write this weird ass article.
It is CNN so probably some major companies or interest groups that sponsor this article. More likely it is some major US based biotechnology firms and pharmaceutical giants.
 

emblem21

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I expect to see a Forrest Gump type movie In 30 years, where they send an idiot savant to war and he was the one who caused the Taliban to win Afghanistan.

Pentagon just needs to tweak their gene select bio weapon against Han Chinese and ethnic Slavs.

You’d think that if humanity did have such technology, they’d gene select for more intelligent Anglo American leaders.
Sickening bastards for even thinking of using the disabled to fight a war. Having known what being disabled is like, I can only hope whatever war comes to the English isles that they have the decency to strike the house of the retard that came up with that statement
 

Phead128

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It is CNN so probably some major companies or interest groups that sponsor this article. More likely it is some major US based biotechnology firms and pharmaceutical giants.
This is likely paid astroturfing to smear China for blocking US genomic sequencing companies from accessing the large market and private genetic information.

No way in heck is journalist/article's author
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, with bachelors degree in English and American literature from NYU, understood even a fraction of the biology terms she wrote for genetic sequencing services. Yet another industry-sponsored hit-piece to smear China.
 

siegecrossbow

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I saw a TikTok video by an American athlete participating in the 2023 Chengdu FISU World Games, and he was talking about how cool the culture of Chengdu was, delicious food, and city landscape is so modern. The top comment was like: "Propagandist for the government!" and the top reply was: "He is on Team USA visiting Chengdu?"

It's hopeless man. They only read regurgitated shit that has been upvoted by CIA/FBI bots that shit on China. No independent outlook, independent thinking, and they have the gall to say that the Chinese are brainwashed by their media.

This just goes to show that even US athletes are brainwashed agents of the SeeSeePee and pervasive the problem is. The only solution is a society wide purge in which anyone caught saying anything remotely positive about China is promptly rounded up, shot, and turned into organic fertilizers. Sieg Heil MAGA!
 

Biscuits

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At least now we know Anglo Americans think Slavs are just Chinese with AI filters on. Truly a stunning display of dunning-Kruger effect here.
Slavs don't exist. It's all a psyops. The last slav was killed by the Mongolians in the 1400s. "Slavic" countries are fake. In reality, they don't exist, it's all China. They try to deceive us into thinking they are several nations in order to make us feel more isolated. Don't fall for the communist propaganda!
 

FairAndUnbiased

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I saw a TikTok video by an American athlete participating in the 2023 Chengdu FISU World Games, and he was talking about how cool the culture of Chengdu was, delicious food, and city landscape is so modern. The top comment was like: "Propagandist for the government!" and the top reply was: "He is on Team USA visiting Chengdu?"
Chiang Kai Shek was right.

"天下何人不通共?”
 
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