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Biden, Kishida held 'very productive' talks on China export controls: official

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Go America! Great to hear it. Keep good going!

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China's greatest threat is the CCP. They don't know how to play nice or fair. There is plenty of proof. For all the CCP propaganda claiming great new inventions, perhaps 2% is true. The rest is complete fabrication, stolen from outside China or stolen from Hollywood movies. So often, Chinese TV will "uncover" some great new, before unknown, capability or plant. Only to "discover" is was something else completely.

For example, here's a rare mushroom uncovered in China: https://youtu.be/aY-HxRymnW8 that is seldom seen even there.

A.I. claims in China are far beyond the actual truth. After all, China needs to wait for others to invent it, so they can steal it.

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A.I. claims in China are far beyond the actual truth.

Much like Tesla's claims about "full self driving". Well, they're full of something.

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However there's no doubt the USA didn't invent gunpowder and didn't invent stealth technology or rocket science or put sputnik into orbit.

All true.

I suspect stealth doesn't actually mean what you think it means. Things haven't been seen on radar since radar was invented. No stealth is invisible, always. It is only smaller, only in specific frequencies, and only from specific angles.

The US didn't "steal" any of those things.

Chinese people are clever. The CCP thinks it is too, but it is the worst enemy towards ethnic Chinese people.

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More arm twisting by the American government. Of course Japan, Korea & countries in Europe want to continue to sell to the booming China market. My niece works for Nvidia. They lost $400 million a year in revenue because of the Biden anti-China policy.

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