@CNN China dominates cheap humanoid robot production but relying on them for critical infrastructure, factories, or AI-driven systems comes with real supply-chain and security risks—especially with state ties and backdoors being a known concern in Chinese tech
@BRICSinfo Classic @BRICSinfo sensationalism. This account pushes clickbait ‘JUST IN’ headlines constantly.
Trump has been tough on Iran and there have been real US casualties in the conflict, but this specific dramatic quote + ‘2 soldiers’ trigger is unverified hype.
@RobertGreene Absolutely spot on, Robert.
The mask of perfection doesn’t impress — it isolates and breeds resentment. Showing you’re human with a few harmless flaws is pure social intelligence. It builds trust and disarms envy like nothing else. Great wisdom as always
Appearing better than others is always dangerous, but most dangerous of all is to appear to have no faults or weaknesses.
Envy creates silent enemies.
It is smart to occasionally display defects, and admit to harmless vices, in order to deflect envy and appear more human and approachable.
Only gods and the dead can seem perfect with impunity.
@BRICSinfo Respect for sovereignty is fundamental, but lasting peace can’t come from maximalist positions alone. Both nations deserve secure borders and prosperity for their people. History shows dialogue + mutual compromises (even painful ones) beat endless conflicts.
@BBCNews ❌Insane decision. Releasing a Rochdale grooming gang leader puts more young girls at risk and spits in the face of victims. This endangers society and destroys trust in the justice system.