@mbrma7ii Oh, come on — don't pretend you don't know. We regularly take German brains, dry them in the sun, grind them into powder, and mix that. I'd imagine it's even easier for you to get some — you don't actually use your brain, so you can just scoop a little out whenever, wherever.
@musklove9 To be honest, we really don't care much about all the countries in the world — let alone places like Japan and South Korea, which aren't even the size of the palm of your hand. So stop bringing up China already.
@melihgs05 I almost pity you enough not to pop that bubble of yours. China's 2025 trade surplus: $1.19 trillion. That's a lot for one brain to hold. Here's the simple version: the Chinese are doing so well it makes people envious. The going phrase in China now is, don't beat your clients.
@disrespectcrow@newbullnew Poor guy — eating food that American law lets them lace with chemicals, crushed under a mortgage and health insurance. Someone who's never known happiness can't even picture what it looks like. All he's got is Sunday worship, where he imagines the happiness waiting after dead.
@magicmike340 If you could think, you'd ask why French history bothers to teaches a Chinese "villain" — or whether your rulers fear you'd grow interested in a man who led the proletariat to win, and overthrow the life they built by bleeding you.
@Mila14453387779 I feel you. Here's one way to think about it: you're decent, and Chinese people will treat you doubly well in return. But cross them — and a really bad person should know this — those same people who give double the kindness can hit back twenty times harder.
@Neuling_SC2 In most parts of the world, universal education is still a problem — and the problem isn't just access. These systems aren't producing people who can think; they're producing morons.
@bigpegga The question shows that you know nothing about communism and capitalism. Your life quality has nothing to do with GDP, it’s all about safety, food, healthcare, insurance, fair and open access to upward mobility. Name any country that can satisfy all those above except China.
@DeubnerMarc Hi Doobner, the fence around your yard is not there to keep people out. It's there to keep out the stinking animals, so not even the faintest whiff of their rot gets near you. You wouldn't even waste a bullet on them. Bullets are not for vermin you can crush between your fingers