@mrbcyber Huawei is the world's most advanced telecommunications company and holds the largest number of telecommunications patents; what kind of trash is Nortel?
@AmesKrebs@WizarGod Chinese people are generally more intelligent than you, they know what they want and have no need for fools to tell them what to do.
@CollinSLKoh Even though the Philippines is playing with fire, China continues to generously provide aid to its people. Without the fuel and fertilizer supplied by China, the Philippines would struggle to cope with the global energy crisis caused by its ally this year.
@Zapataptap@JONeill09072681@TheNarrator000@ArthurMacwaters This is simply a real-world logic: if you are utterly mediocre, you won't kill anyone, nor will you save anyone. Also, famines actually happened under every Chinese ruler prior to Mao, yet Mao achieved improvements that previous rulers failed to accomplish.
@Zapataptap@JONeill09072681@TheNarrator000@ArthurMacwaters If you lived through the Mao era and suffered acutely for two out of those thirty years, while seeing improvements in other years, then it is hardly surprising to have a good impression on Mao. After all, the Chinese at that time were no strange to famine.
@Zapataptap@JONeill09072681@TheNarrator000@ArthurMacwaters I am certain you do not know how life expectancy is calculated, but I just need to point out that we are discussing a comparison of life expectancies, the calculation method is the same for every country, so this is irrelevant to the topic. Logic 101.
@Zapataptap@JONeill09072681@TheNarrator000@ArthurMacwaters If every country below the average were to improve as rapidly as China, or faster, then China would never be able to catch up to the average, this is essentially middle-school math.
@JONeill09072681@Zapataptap@TheNarrator000@ArthurMacwaters If IQ were the deciding factor, why was China's life expectancy below the global average prior to Mao era? It was Mao's promotion of free medical services in rural areas saved many lives, many elderly still remember this, that's why Mao still supported by so many.
@Zapataptap@JONeill09072681@TheNarrator000@ArthurMacwaters Incorrect, prior to the founding of the PRC, China's life expectancy was consistently at least three years below the global average. It surpassed the global average in 1970, during the Mao era, and by the time of Mao's death, China was leading by 2.6 years.
@riversimilar@delmoi@ArthurMacwaters No, life expectancy is based on recent year's mortality statistics, shows the health situation at the time. You can look at Life expectancy at Wikipedia
@JONeill09072681@TheNarrator000@ArthurMacwaters It's not just India, China started from a low point but caught up the world avg in mid-1970s, just 25 years after PRC founding, shows that China was improved faster than most other countries โ easy to understood with middle school level of math.