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per @dc_kurtz (ht) this should cause free traders to consider their positions and at least add shading
i generally like trade and corporations but they are machines and respond to incentives, and some incentives generated in these conditions lead to very bad outcomeshttps://twitter.com/Noahpinion/status/1181964700860346368 …
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incidentally it's not just the corporations china has been kidnapping people from abroad for years and not just in Hong Kong few discuss this https://foreignpolicy.com/2018/03/29/the-disappeared-china-renditions-kidnapping/ …
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think I need to break from this for a while I don't usually get worked up like this--the last time was probably Snowden not super good for me there's something about--idk, feeling walls closing in on the space in which people can act that is absolutely maddening ig
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anyway wisdom from
@orthonormalisthttps://twitter.com/orthonormalist/status/1181812670384619520?s=19 …Show this thread
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yeah, I'm not sure what to do about that.
@petergodofsky has probably gamed this out. Still the real struggle seems likely to be managing (1) - Show replies
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They're kidnapping people in Canada you know
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In that past, I would have thought that the Chinese government is smart enough not to do anything too aggressive, but recent events hint otherwise. …
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… Long-term, I look at the reality of China not being geographically bigger, nor more resource-rich, than the USA & allies. (They are also physically distant from the Atlantic.) So it's likely that the current trends, of China's relative rise, will eventually hit a limit.
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