@StudioZamudio@HealthRanger This analogy is flawed; capitalism is inherently greedy, privatized, and places little emphasis on sharing or collectivism. A more apt comparison would be the spirit of China's early-stage internet.
@sparkoftale@HealthRanger Aren't smuggled goods actually more expensive? They only seem cheap when compared to items sold through official channels—not when compared to their prices in the country of origin. Your intelligence is truly concerning; I bet you've never even heard of a company called Huawei.
@Ken_LoveTW This proves that the United States isn't that important. In the 5,000 years of China's existence, the US has been too short-lived. China's trade surplus, approaching $1.2 trillion by 2025, also proves this. China doesn't mind the US closing itself off and living alone in the Ame
@XH_Lee23 There's no need to discuss its authenticity; the T800 is already available on Chinese e-commerce platforms, with prices ranging from 180,000 to 300,000 RMB. Deliveries will begin around Christmas.
@TheHumanoidHub There's no need to discuss its authenticity; the T800 is already available on Chinese e-commerce platforms, with prices ranging from 100,000 to 300,000 RMB. Deliveries will begin around Christmas.
@swombat@TheHumanoidHub@grok There's no need to discuss its authenticity; the T800 is already available on Chinese e-commerce platforms, with prices ranging from 100,000 to 300,000 RMB. Deliveries will begin around Christmas.
@AtsukoHigashino Then, without a single European government speaking out, you all get all high and mighty, ready to challenge the world's leading industrial power? I thought Ukraine was incredibly foolish.