AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
Talk about autopen…Unless of course he’s lying. Let’s see if the Democrats are smart enough to see this.
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manqiangrexue
Brigadier
If an American telecoms company held an awards ceremony and party to thank him for his contributions, some Karen would call ICE and a bunch of rednecks reading at sub 1st grade level would come hogtie him and throw him in a prison with jailer piss on his face before deporting him. After he arrived in Turkey, they'd realize he had all the legal documents to be in the US, invite him back and he'd respond he's never setting foot in that shithole again.
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to show accumulation of robots. pick any year Japan will be or near the top.
what is delusional or blind about it?
I don't think delusional is quite the right word but optimistic seems more apt, and with the chip shortage I wouldn't hold my breath on Japan outpacing China for automation.
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
Let’s go for Chinese high speed rail across Canada. I think China needs an example to show how Chinese sourced development is an alternative to the US. But with the Nexperia incident, there has to be caution now.
The car industry for Canada would be important to displace the US there. Why not? Canada doesn’t have their own domestic cars. It’s a no-brainer.
I read that many different Chinese EV companies are using the same main guts of EV engines and batteries, mainly from CATL, and it’s only the design and bells and whistles that are unique to each company. Why not use that model so Canada can say they have their own EVs that they build for their own market? The important main components will still be Chinese. Is Trump going to cry foul when he wants US auto to leave Canada and back to the states? Then when Trump is out of office, Americans are going to see their neighbors driving superior cars to theirs and want that for themselves. They’re either going to import them from Canada or want that same relationship that they have with the Chinese EV industry and make their own EVs.
Look at how easy it for a company in China to become an EV company when they have no history in the car industry. That would be an example for any entrepreneur that has no connection to legacy auto in the US.
I use to live in a city that was big in ship building during WWII. That’s gone today and what’s left is legacy oil refineries. A large chuck of the city’s money comes from taxes from the oil industry. There’s controversy today because those oil companies are working to pay less in taxes which will significantly hit the city hard. So there’s debate if those oil companies should even be there anymore. What’s more appropriate for them to be replaced with an EV company. All the main basic infrastructure is already there.
They can’t do it like in China where provincial governments put up the money to create their own industries but plenty of Silicon Valley billionaires with venture capital down at the other end south of the San Francisco bay… Then there’s another controversy close northeast in another city that made national news where rich developers were secretly buying up land where they want to create a city for billionaires. It’s a perfect convergence. But then it all hinges on dinosaur US politicians thinking the US needs no one else but the world needs them.
my intend was not Japan outpacing China but Japan stagnating despite Robot accumulation. unless Japanese Robots have short life span and they need constant replacement.
supercat
Colonel
Coping hard by trivializing China's achievement: so why GM can't supply the various rare earth magnets the world needs?
China has been buying way more robots than Japan for years now. Don't use old data.
We now have a situation where the Chinese stock of robots is larger than the rest of the world combined.
But having said that, the number of robots in China (~2 million) is still very low compared to the size of the overall labour force (773 million).
So you can see that the number of robots is still insignificant, which is why previous levels of robot adoption didn't change the overall situation.
When we see the number of robots increase 100x in China, then we'll start seeing huge impacts on the economy.