@levon_sw @Turtlesarevil @ailantd@BiologicalWoma2 And American constitution doesn’t define “human rights” buddy. They’re rights exclusively granted to people in the jurisdiction of the US, whereas human rights are for everyone around the world regardless of race, nationality, gender, religion, and so forth. So get ur info right
@levon_sw @Turtlesarevil @ailantd@BiologicalWoma2 I’m gonna assume you’re either very bad at English or very good at diverting. The context of the question is whether healthcare is a human right. You cannot prove that something is a human right without fringing upon others rights in that regard.
@reasonus4@BRICSinfo Doesn’t really matter because US Economy overall is far ahead of China in terms to FDI growth and capital gains. US economy is stable, Chinese economy isn’t
@artem1s__89 @bunsoffun4227@shivangicore It’s not exactly a decades old notion when Chinese students still come to the US to study in much bigger numbers than American students go to Chinese. Not to mention what about the fact that China steals American IP? Advanced countries can make their own technologies.
@artem1s__89 @bunsoffun4227@shivangicore This isn’t about quality. It’s more about sheer numbers of output and filed patents. It’s not the indicating factor of “better.” Harvard for example has an average of higher rating than any Chinese university and many more practical real world examples of its success
@WyattdaRiot808@_httpav@Cobratate Incase if you do know how to research studies, I am sending this 35 page document going in depth about China's theft of US intel, so you can actually do some proper research. https://t.co/0huqul18ie
@WyattdaRiot808@_httpav@Cobratate This is what actually does sound like copium, because even in STEM, per capita wise, both US and China are on equal level. Last time I checked, they don't lead in anything except sheer output, which doesn't determine quality of product or service. FYI, AI is a US invention 😊