China Just Built Something That Will Change the World!

[@CyrusJanssen]

Thanks to Uranium Royalty Corp for sponsoring today's video. You can read more about their latest projects here: bit.ly/cyrusUROY 🔹Comment below what you think about the US and China battle for the future of energy 👇

[@logician3641]

Why are thousands of Chinese leaving China and illegally crossing US Southern border if China is so great?? Not many Americans illegally crossing into China...Why?

[@vickalessa]

It's hard to monitor the embryionic stage in the progress for fusion power in France (ITER). I did see China having a part in it. As for the US, I'm not sure...

[@ThomasRosehands]

@@CyrusJanssen Finally Han Shen directly sponsored by CGN, literally the Nuke wing of China. I wish the US government can flag you.

[@ThomasRosehands]

@@CyrusJanssen Han Shen literally sponsored by CGN now, the Nuke wing of China. You should be on the government watchlist. I’ll try writing a letter to our Senator. It’ll be a waste of my time, but I’ll do my part.

[@Sensor-g7z]

We have already triggered runaway climate change and we can't put it back in the box. Moreover in spite of the growth of so called renewable energy (built with fossil fuels at every single step) last year was another record breaking year for fossil fuel consumption and emissions. ~ *2023 Set Records in Global Fossil Fuel Use and Carbon Dioxide Emissions* . "In 2023, the world consumed more oil, coal and natural gas than any time in history, according to the Energy Institute’s “Statistical Review of World Energy.” . Search title to find link. KZbin kills comments with links. ~ *China's coal use and output are rising, even as renewables surge* By Clyde Russell September 18, 2024 . Reuters ~ Technology cannot save the humans, so put down the hopium pipe. Fossil fuel use is not ending until it runs out. ~ *Jevons paradox* . From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia . "In economics, the Jevons paradox (/ˈdʒɛvənz/; sometimes Jevons effect) occurs when technological progress increases the efficiency with which a resource is used (reducing the amount necessary for any one use), but the falling cost of use induces increases in demand enough that resource use is increased, rather than reduced.[1][2][3][4] Governments, both historical and modern, typically expect that energy efficiency gains will lower energy consumption, rather than expecting the Jevons paradox." . "In 1865, the English economist William Stanley Jevons observed that technological improvements that increased the efficiency of coal use led to the increased consumption of coal in a wide range of industries. He argued that, contrary to common intuition, technological progress could not be relied upon to reduce fuel consumption.[6][7] . The issue has been re-examined by modern economists studying consumption rebound effects from improved energy efficiency. In addition to reducing the amount needed for a given use, improved efficiency also lowers the relative cost of using a resource, which increases the quantity demanded. This may counteract (to some extent) the reduction in use from improved efficiency. Additionally, improved efficiency increases real incomes and accelerates economic growth, further increasing the demand for resources. The Jevons paradox occurs when the effect from increased demand predominates, and the improved efficiency results in a faster rate of resource utilization. ~ I've heard 35 years of tech fanboys cheer leading and claiming the end of fossil fuels is in sight , while every year* fossil fuel consumption and emissions break old records and set new ones, so you can see why I doubt your--THIS TIME IS DIFFERENT--sales pitch. *there were 1 year minor dips due to GFC 2009 & Covid 2020. Every year thousands of scientists give ever more dire warning and humans go in the opposite direction. It's not just climate change that is an existential threat. Human caused habitat loss is causing a mass extinction (Only 50% due to climate change) at 1000+ specifies driven to extinction per day. Different energy source will continue the human project of strip mining the earth. How is that a good thing? They could roll it out tomorrow and it still won't save techno industrial civilization. Tell me I'm wrong - I hear it multiple times every year and every year the damage to the biosphere/humans life support system gets worse and the pace of destruction increases.

[@absiddique139]

What can I say U.S too busy with war.

[@tigading2177]

and funding ge no side!

[@yvonnebloomfield577]

You hit the nail on the head

[@ShadowbannedEntity]

China has the greatest manufacturing capacity. US has the greatest national debt.

[@tobiasrekker5376]

Let's hope 🙏 for world 🌎 🙏 peace

[@petergreen5337]

❤exactly

[@L98fiero]

So they are both winners in their own way. So much winning!

[@JC-sl7bs]

🤣

[@chocomalk]

But China gets a lot of its raw materials for manufacture from the US, as well as chips for its computers. In this way the US outsources pollution and exploits cheap wages. That being said, China is on the out as far as being the largest manufacturer as their paygrade is getting too high and skilled workers getting old.

[@geessaess1707]

US 10 years ago: China you release too much CO2. US today: China you release too much solar equipment.

[@piotrd.4850]

Considering fact, that renewables increase emissions....

[@geessaess1707]

@@piotrd.4850 not according to US DOE who encourages solar renewable energy.

[@JDere]

@@geessaess1707 Soon no longer. Drill baby drill.

[@florentinorobles5454]

​@@piotrd.4850😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@willkydd]

Pretty consistently saying China's releasing too much stuff.

[@dimsimbogan.]

To beat your rivals, you have to work harder and increase investment. Sanctions, tariffs, bans and all sorts of other restrictions won't do the trick. It's the preferred choice of those who have already given up hope in a race

[@DavidLockett-x4b]

The USA will collapse completely back to a peasant society, with the elites owning the poor. Other western countries could very well end up in the same situation unless they rapidly change course.

[@L98fiero]

But America _does_ invest, it has huge military and MIC, the politicians and billionaires are getting more rich, what more could you want or expect?

[@ysub2435]

Yes, indeed.

[@LW78321]

Exactly

[@rameshgill1444]

Spot on .

[@PerceivedREALITY999]

US wanted to make a fool out of China. But instead, the US made a fool of itself. Let that be a lesson.

[@petergreen5337]

❤well said

[@L98fiero]

Their hubris will not allow them to learn from their mistakes, after all, for 200 years they've _known_ they are exceptional.

[@charleshinton8565]

That must be why Xi is unable to stimulate the economy with massive QE Chinese citizens seem unsure enough so as not to wang to but their own products.

[@karlheinzvonkroemann2217]

These people are nowhere near done. The lessons aren't even close to being learned yet.

[@Straightdeal]

The USA is on a downward spiral to oblivion.

[@talk2stop]

EU is colonised by US. 😮😮😮😮

[@gilgameshur5366]

Usa shaped the eu. What u see was not there before the ww2. Multi Immigration and wars and the social fabric in eu all made by Usa.

[@Artai.wonder]

No one have time to read bots

[@talk2stop]

@ you did find time didn’t you. If not you would not have responded.

[@robertely686]

Simple test: If you have an American military base in your country then you are owned by them. Your economy, your foreign policy, your media and your politicians are owned by America

[@JorgeSilva-yp7gi]

@@Artai.wonderi am European and I’m not a bot. And I can confirm that my country is a vassal state to the USA.

[@Shenzhou.]

One of China's newest solar power plant doesn't even use solar panels. Instead, it uses a large array of angled mirrors to focus the Sun's rays onto a top of a tower containing molten salt, heating the salt up to 1000 °C which then drives a steam generator to generate electricity. The advantage of molten salt is that it takes a long time to cool down, allowing the power plant to generate electricity even at night without the Sun.

[@Extra-Celestial7]

That's called Photothermal while solar panels are Photovoltaic

[@Kingofthehill84]

Billion of dollars worth of solar farms can easily being destroyed in a single day by a hailstorm 😅😂

[@SchadenfreundeParody]

​@@Kingofthehill84hailstorm in a desert? Also, there are safety measures to shield or hide panels if you have additional funds

[@Kingofthehill84]

@@SchadenfreundeParody You should have seen solar farms being destroyed by hailstorm and abandoned after a few years 😆 🤣

[@lijackson-x6r]

​@@Kingofthehill84There are tornadoes in the United States, but people still build houses.

[@Shenzhou.]

USA and EU: _"We all need to do our part to address climate change!"_ Also, USA and EU impose tariffs on Chinese solar panels and EVs.

[@Steve-pq7cb]

200 years ago, China's Qing dynasty closed their door to foreign competition, and guess what that turned out to be fatal. Cannot believe the smart west is doing the same thing in this modern day.

[@eugenec7130]

One word: HYPOCRITES.

[@piotrd.4850]

@@eugenec7130 Nope. Because you see, hypocrisy is stating that EVs and renewables solve climate change, when in fact it's just oppostie.

[@superchuck3259]

US should have put bigger ones on to prevent china from taking US marketshare.

[@Thorzann]

​@superchuck3259 The usa's Tarrifs on EV's is 100% already. What would you suggest? 1000%? The point remains proven. The usa is only interested in theirFull Spectrum Dominance Policy (PNAC) and not conservation of the Planet, whatever the cost, including the Planet.

[@spacetimemalleable7718]

For DECADES China's Govt has invested in Education in the STEM fields and has produced thousands of engineers, scientists, mathematicians. In the past years their investments have borne fruit. It helps immensely that a majority of their leaders also have STEM degrees. Simply contrast that to the U.S. and this video is not at all surprising. China now owns the future.

[@nanyanguo1]

for decades , China best STEM graduates were lured to the uS/west

[@robertsp0923]

The U S has continued to keep their lower class away from the classroom therefore able to manipulate the masses. Only the rich can afford university and the middle class that does make it end up owing small fortunes. Great free country in name only.

[@relaxwhc]

If you believe China is a peaceful and progressive country, raise your hand 👌🙋👍

[@othmanhassanmajid8192]

💪🦾🤳🦿🦾🦿💪🤳🦾🦾

[@AtticusKarpenter]

I'm not uber certain and don't want make big leaps of loyalty out of simple "enemy of my enemy is my friend" (West stopped being friend to us in the second Germany and then Japan lost the war and commin enemy disappeared) but China give much less reasons for concerns than USA did even in most peaceful and progressive times that USA has. If respect and cooperation between BRICS nations outlive their common enemy then humanity will step into the golden age. If not.. then everything will start anew. West taught the world globalization and innovation in 17 century, now East have to teach the world wisdom, temperance and sustainability

[@greger589]

🖐️🖐️

[@Zerpentsa6598]

✋

[@ahmedfaiyazazad8415]

🤚

[@martee888]

The US government has stoked nationalism in China with it's discriminatory attitude. The US is good at creating resentment in many country's population, but seems blind to this or doesn't care.

[@daniels0376]

Yeah they sort of forgot that when you make your people hate a rival country, that country's people will inevitably start hating yours. And China has a much larger population and frankly a superior social and economic system of mixt liberal and socialist practices that is fueled by reinforcement of all success and not impeded by the interference of kleptocratic billionaires, religious fanatics and self centered middlemen. But most importantly, the collective people of China have a vision for a bright future, where as the collective vision in the American population is one of everything going to shit. A dying empire by every metric

[@cwd5736]

Well said mate!

[@HarukiYamamoto]

They are drunk on the power they have over us.

[@hsheuw]

The Netherlands choosing to be that hostile to China = colonial government of Dutch East Indies foolishly decided to impose oil embargo to the Empire of Japan in 1940s. what do you say.?

[@thirdeye-y8z]

All Asian are proud of china. Thank you. China

[@ragnarandersson2866]

Not Japan. And Filipino.

[@aghayemohandes9037]

​@ragnarandersson2866 I'm half Filipinos, half Japanese, I think when it comes to world power balance, then we all love a bipolar world!

[@PakistanIcecream000]

Great video, thanks. It's amazing that Huawei is not only a cutting edge microchip producer but also an electric car maker.

[@bobdeverell]

As USA and EU politicians ratchet up the vitriol towards China across a broad front, we should not be surprised as Chinese consumers take note and dump western products where this is possible. Nor should we be surprised if the Chinese government looks to protect their country from risk. I guess our politicians thought they could bad mouth China without consequences. Well, branding and trade requires mutual respect and actions have consequences.

[@sfukuda512]

China is also poised for a Thorium reactor boom. Thorium is better in the long term as a fuel source. Every country has some, so no need to make deals with seedy regimes. Or overthrow governments, in the case of US methods. Also, thorium rectors can process the waste from uranium power plants. We will want to diversify away from fossil fuels, but also not get trapped in the uranium mines.

[@CyrusJanssen]

Yes, we made a full video breakdown of this last year

[@ggrr9002]

Agree with the merits and hope of thorium reactors but a boom? Boom in interest maybe but they only have one of them don't they? Wish it was a boom though because of all the reasons u mentioned so it passes me off that more money ,esp by the west isn't being invested into this field. Seems to solve a lot of probs. Need to get more of the startup culture companies onto it..

[@sunshinesun121]

@@ggrr9002 China under their R&D sector are "Testing" this reactor. China is "Conservative" in Safety and Generation. Expect that by 2030 it will be Commercialize and in SMR for many AREAS of application. Ships, Submarines, Containers, Data Centres, etc.

[@kgapholasegadimanebethuel3873]

The new atlas channel always puts on clearly, the Chinese and Russian projects are purpose driven while The West led Projects are profit driven, as long as it doesn't make money they won't pursue it no matter how beneficial to the general populace...

[@tZydeco]

On the flip side, destructive projects are pursued in the West if there are profits for a few.

[@Duggiemuss77]

1% profit 99% greed. Greedback as sink it's own ship and looking to blame others smh

[@PhiloSurfer]

@@Duggiemuss77 Greedback sinks the Greenback.

[@sabinereynaudsf]

Russia has the highest per capita CO2 emissions. They spent 6% of GDP on the military compared to 3% in the US.

[@erenyeagerist7681]

​@@sabinereynaudsfunited snakes has 800 plus military bases all over world but you're accusing Russia with no over 15 military bases over the world, of producing emissions. The math is not mathing. The actual reality does not match with your BS. CIA bot is on a roll of propagating fake news. What a loser lol

[@sharongillesp]

One is UNITED and focused. The other is in conflict over skin tones and gender.

[@stevendefehr4393]

😅👍

[@clintpot8521]

Ya when I lived in China, it reminded me of the USA back in the 1940s when the country was united with a common sense of purpose.

[@Fatahiyah]

👍👍👍👍

[@MrAuswest]

@@clintpot8521 That's what happens when your government brutally represses intellectuals and individuals who disagree with them, sending people to 're-education' camps. Don't worry, Trump is a BIG Fan of the Chinese President's style, you'll soon have those pesky intellectuals and individuals who want 'freedom' locked away and silenced so they can't inform people of what is really going on in their own country and everyone (outside the jails) will be happy and united - Just like Russia and China and North Korea. Enjoy!

[@RyanPrentiss]

Honestly, it doesn't matter whether the Chinese government funded it or not, it's their choice. The United States does not dictate foreign domestic policy.

[@yojimbo3681]

Another great video Cyrus! I just came from CNBC, and all they could talk about was how China was importing its goods through Mexico to avoid US tariffs. LOL. China does not do the importing, it's US companies that are doing the importing. CNBC twists its words to make it sound like China is trying to force its products into the country, and not US companies trying to find loopholes around the tariffs, which are paid by US consumers!

[@JDere]

Is that why China decided not to build the largest EV auto plant in Mexico! Look like trying to bypass tariff won't work.

[@JDere]

Who care about China exports?? Just ask the vendors at the recent Canton Fair. Not a single order were from the EU and the USA. The vendors were literally in tears.

[@singaporean7672]

China exports mostly to Global South countries. Examples South East Asian countries trade with China are in the billions and rising. Over the years trade with America is getting lesser and lesser. The Hugh Chinese consumer Mkt is not buying American products, that's a very big problem for the American economy.

[@nazeerpetersen8454]

The Chinese government spends money on infrastructure and capacity, I love that about China and hope the Chinese flourishes.

[@JDere]

That spending come to a screeching halt when they no longer get the $500-$800 billion trade deficit every year from the US.

[@nanyanguo1]

@@JDere wishful thinking . uS no longer the biggest market

[@TheNakedWombat]

China invests in infrastructure and technology while the USA invests in going on a never-ending global killing rampage.

[@singaporean7672]

If the Hugh Chinese consumer market does not buy America products, America economy will be greatly affected. China has started to trade less with the US and more with the global South countries. China now basically buy most farm products like soya beans , beef from Brazil, Australia.

[@TheNakedWombat]

@@singaporean7672 An agreement between China & Australia which the USA won't get; "China and Australia have jointly announced a new visa agreement. Under this agreement, Australian passport holders can enter China for business, tourism, and transit without a visa for up to 15 days. Additionally, both countries will provide multiple-entry visas mutually with a validity period of three to five years"

[@Souchirouu]

The thing that most people do not understand that the Chinese are the real capitalists here and while we love to slap the word "communism" to their government it is much closer to a traditional business than what we consider a government in the way it does business. We just don't recognize it as such because in our minds a real business can only have profit on its to-do list and that is a major mistake and misunderstanding of Chinese and to an extent Asian culture, philosophy and beliefs. That is why we continue to be surprised when China does things differently and why its leaders get away with things that would never work here.

[@stephenlock7236]

There is always more than one way to achieve the results you want. The West always talk about thinking out of the box. Only talks, but not doing anything out of the box.

[@the-matrix-of-propaganda]

The only people in the world who call China, Communist China, are Americans.

[@genebaughbba]

What you don't understand is that the Chinese government owns a controlling stake in every business operation in China. The Chinese Communist party now owns the Panama Canal.

[@piotrd.4850]

@@kenbehrens5778 [..] It's a Confucian methodology [..] - that China has been working diligently to shake off, as it stiffles innovation and honest communication, especially on errors.

[@tigading2177]

Couldn't agree more, the difference though in China capitalists are not allowed to interfere with CPC central planning, they can be extremely wealthy, but they cannot be worshiped, celebrities can be as famous as they come, but they must never be worshipped like god. Mainstream religions are allowed (no cults) and similarly they must never influence with politics or govt policies. Corruptions do exists but as soon as it influences or interfered with govt policies, then they all end up in the same place > prison! In the US, ALL criminals are welcomed, even war criminals having committed ge no side are awarded Nobel Prize. In the US, oligarchs, capitalists, celebs, wealth and money are worshipped just like a religion. Everything is run for profit, zero humanity.

[@Robert-fo9ef]

Thank you, Cyrus.

[@petergreen5337]

❤well said

[@bobjack2381]

US obsessed with hegemony military powerhouse. US obsessed with green environment, infrastructures.

[@AD28197]

As Henry Kissinger said: "To be an enemy of USA is dangerous, but to be their friend is fatal."

[@wong3150]

A lesson to all countries: never deal with the USA.

[@AD28197]

@wong3150 exactly, just look at Germany and Netherlands, their economies are in serious trouble.

[@JDere]

Nice lie. List the source of the quote please.

[@AD28197]

@@JDere since you seem to be a sceptic, how about you do your own research and determine the quote's validity yourself. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@silversurfer8237]

It is like watching two brothers. The younger brother was small and short always listening to the bigger brother. The younger grew up to be as tall as the bigger brother and now the bigger brother want to squash down the younger brother so that he remains taller one.

[@Reporterfy]

Nice one

[@CyrusJanssen]

Thank you buddy! See you soon in China

[@clintpot8521]

US moved its industrial base to China decades ago. Now the US is also moving its banking base to China. Buy low, sell high. The US is in for a rude awakening as its economy, high labor costs, bureaucracy, and lack of competitiveness turns it into a 3rd world country.

[@American_Moscovite]

Russia’s most powerful ally

[@DavidLockett-x4b]

But can Russia emulate China, and transition from Putin's apparently benign (to Russians) dictatorship to a Chinese style of government.

[@pthomasgarcia]

@@DavidLockett-x4bRussia is doing fine under its own model

[@daniels0376]

​@@pthomasgarciaI think Russia will take a big shift to the left at least economically after Putin resigns. The current Russia is kept together by the popularity of Putin and by the national struggle of defeating the West. But socialism can keep the latter even after Putin is gone. Especially since Putin was never this capitalist crusader nor did he enact any Red Scare policies. And I mean, the Russian people aren't blind, they see what China's doing and how well it works and it's a matter of time before they begin shifting towards it, especially given their history with socialism.

[@anda2736]

China is inevitable 😅

[@katong1953]

Cyrus is right China is inventing the future. It's as if the US has thrown in the towel. The US thinks the future could be invented by military means, and economic coercion. That's a fool's errand.

[@katong1953]

@anda. Yes, as Cyrus correctly points out, China is inventing the future. My earlier post was blocked by empire censors.

[@忌廉溝鮮奶]

we are not aggressive because of our long history and cultural issue, but if we just focus on the topic of development, this is just the beginning

[@Kingofthehill84]

Taiwan, South Korea and Japan was already ahead of China advance chips though 😂😅

[@anda2736]

@@忌廉溝鮮奶 can I get your honest thoughts on BRICS? I'm a South African, what's the general sentiment about it, cause we as black south africans are promoting it every chance we get

[@magicsmurfy]

4:00 - I used to drink a lot of Dutch milk back in the 1970s. I think the Dutch can go back to what they made best - milk, dairy products etc, instead of ASML gadgets. I think the Dutch would be very happy in doing so. Hi from China.

[@stephenlock7236]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@soothsayer2406]

Usa and China and Russia should cooperate.. it would be a win win situation

[@AD28197]

Americans have to much pride and ego for that.

[@julieta203]

US has too many small hat mafia that want to control, rule, steal, cheat

[@superphi]

They can’t handle being 2nd

[@DarwinMagsino]

russia is poor😂

[@shivarma9658]

​@@DarwinMagsinoand unsustainable debt with useless technology advancement at worst time is rich

[@magicsmurfy]

6:15 - my first car, second car, third car were Ford. That was back in 1980s-1990s. Fast forward to today - of course we are not driving Ford any more.

[@alfong8279]

Intelligent and critical analysis, thanks.

[@DaviesMartinezBeats]

When you don't make war, you can make money...

[@PhiloSurfer]

Unfortunately, the US business model is that they manufacture wars to make money.

[@gilgameshur5366]

That philosophy hasent taken root in western world. They rather ruin others progress instead.

[@who-dn5cl]

Thank you for your article...

[@Silverfox8788]

peace and prosperity the world over..Go China

[@aboucard93]

U.S. companies care more about stock buybacks than actually innovating. This is why making money from money has always been a sin. Apple is a perfectly good example of this. The company is in bad shape

[@JDere]

Is that why China has 100K spies in the US trying to steal our innovation? From Xi to his spies: We will by hook or by crook, steal, copy, buy and with any mean possible to steal their technologies.

[@JDere]

If US companies are not about innovation, why China have 100,000 spies in the US trying to steal everything invent.

[@MonisoyeAkinmosin]

I still don't fully understand how investing in its people and will benefit others as unfair advantage to compete?

[@Kleekr20]

Same here

[@Souchirouu]

The reason why sanctions/tariffs never work positively for the US or EU is because they make an opening for businesses by implementing these tariffs but the businesses only care about short term profits and will happily benefit from being able to sell their products for high margins but at the same time they have no mandate or sense of responsibility actually take real action to fill those gaps in the supply chain with something competitive. It is just much cheaper to lobby for more tariffs and sanctions instead. Meanwhile China's leadership recognizes the importance of these markets for their own stability and will actually make a plan to fill those supply chain gaps asap.

[@JDere]

China's plan to fill those gaps by using cheaper labors and government subsidies. The same reason why the EU and the US slap them with the sanction in the first place. For nearly three decades, China has been using developing nation status to export their goods to US and EU duty free. They are now the 2nd largest economic power in the world. Therefore stop their bitching when reciprocal tariffs are applied. I guess you might just intentionally neglect the fact that China assesses 47% tariff on US autos importing to China, in additions to 17% Value Added Tax. Of course, in your view, that's perfectly fair.

[@wnklee6878]

You missed the most important fact: China has started building Thorium reactors, Uran is no longer needed.

[@petergreen5337]

❤Thank you very much for this helpful article CCyrus

[@wilsonbethlehem3101]

Germany is gone without nuclear energy as USA ramp ip nuclear energy.

[@yngvesognen1092]

There's nothing more important than energy. It's the key to doing anything. What you say about Europe acting against its own best interest is so true. I'm a European.

[@vickalessa]

I'm only interested in ITER, France.

[@yngvesognen1092]

@@vickalessa, there's more going on with fusion.

[@vickalessa]

@@yngvesognen1092 I hope so. I don't really follow much since they are still quite reclusive on the internet.

[@pthomasgarcia]

I built my own solar system thanks to affordable, competitive technologies (solar panels, charge controller/inverter, and batteries) from China

[@oomar3450]

Thank you for the AMAZING videos!!! Keep it UP!!!

[@CyrusJanssen]

Thank you for the support

[@jawedmanowar657]

US is busy in spending in Defence and Endless War and Toppling Govt across the world, China is building cities and in shortest span become an Rich and powerful country, and China is spending huge money across Africa to build capacity and build partnership And yss some shall come and say Debt diplomacy, so what World bank and IMF has done rather they have burden Majority country with huge Loans

[@piotrd.4850]

US defence spending isn't particularly large in relation to GDP and is almost at historical LOW.

[@bileahmed8675]

China winning means we are all winning let’s be real 😊

[@ginettenestor5108]

I don’t think so, man. The Empire has to figure it out. China is with those who never had a chance to win in Western world(doggy dog sphere)

[@JDere]

Who are the "We"???

[@timtim5933]

Chinese are the greatest builders on earth.

[@saibibinkeli]

BRAVOS CHINA YOU'RE MIRACLES WITH MODERN SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS FOR MODERN WORLD

[@海阔天空-SO]

Political correctness is killing the US and Europe😅

[@susuileamura]

Hi Cyrus, thank you for being normal

[@Mrvictory61]

Very interesting, informative and relevant 👏👏👏🙏

[@liamporter1137]

Thanks for sharing and surfacing the truth. 👏👍

[@mannygee005]

sounds like short term thinking. Somewhere the incentives are not aligned for the good nor for the longevity.

[@Antony-ng9yj]

It's kind of like a whole lot of someones don't even care.

[@namrehh]

Truth hurts but accepting it is necessary to move forward

[@zlet]

Im so extremely excited about Chinas light based chips. This will change everything in tech.

[@maggiechan33]

Xiaomi, like Huawei, is doing extremely well. I would love to buy Xiaomi's SU7 for $30K - the EV that Farley can't give up.

[@riksanyr8494]

The nuclear energy segments begins at minute marker ~8:45. And, he's pushing an Uranium stock.

[@johnblack6161]

Anyone that dosent admire China,s rise i can only think they are Jealous of that country.

[@truthaboveall7988]

Intel is building an innovation center & moving its entire automotive sector to China Top US auto experts broke apart a BYD & NIO in Japan - they openly admit the Chinese have successfully designed the best products & they can’t believe the CEO’s at top auto companies in the US didn’t bother to look at what the competition was doing - that it’s too late to catch up China also made insane progress in nuclear fusion - far more than the US - if successful at harnessing this limitless energy it’ll be a Chinese millennium not just a Chinese century

[@thanos2420]

Can someone please explain to me why China is growing in almost every aspect so fast? I'm genuinely curious, is it because of their large population or how the Chinese government operates compared to western countries or are there other factors I'm not aware of

[@Antony-ng9yj]

If you go and listen to the stock - room and gloom people - you will here them complain that the Chinese govt put money into their economy - I heard that a few weeks ago they did it again - young people protest that they worked hard for their education are now was - no jobs work in factories.

[@smzh8890]

Both. But I think it’s honestly because of a one party system and a collectivistic culture, where a leader will say a word and it will get done. No back and forth no debates or push pull of power. Now it’s up to the leader to make the right call, and that’s why all Chinese leaders tend to be engineers or people with higher education

[@yngvesognen1092]

By 2030, that's tomorrow, achieving anything so big so soon!

[@charlieechert4092]

Not unusual to have commercial sponsors but this is so over the top it’s nearly a info commercial, raising questions on what is really a spot-on assessment of China’s enormous capabilities.

[@konradcomrade4845]

7:56 China completed the world's first unmanned road paving construction project 2024! What is Germany proud of nowadays? We found useful work for young immigrants and asylum seekers: manually hammering stones to construct Roman era style pavements! Thanks to Scholz and Habeck for this Social and Democratic progress!

[@OlJackBurton]

Xiaomi and Huawei can design 3nm but without ASML EUV, how are they going to mass produce them? 🤔

[@martynjames5963]

Tarrifs work short term but make resilient stronger enemies.

[@aghayemohandes9037]

Love and respect from IRAN to china. We love to see a bipolar world! Where no one can occupy or bully another one!

[@TheSatiyeh2005]

go China!!!!!

[@fromtheoutside37]

China complained and complained that Japan discharges around 22 trillion becquerels of tritium per year into the ocean form it's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station . Now make sure you discharges less than that.

[@lawrencelaukiang6956]

Honest man, you are. Speak the truth 👏 ❤

[@AbuAziza-wt1hc]

European from the colonial and the USA, they neglected Africa now China and Russia are move in Slow and replacing their game and putting new insightmen

[@mefobills279]

China policy is cancel A. Or, cancel America using import substitution.

[@goonhoongtatt1883]

That's like the CEO of Coca-Cola admitting that he's been drinking Pepsi for the past 6 months. Just kiddin'... soda CEOs don't drink their own poison HAHA.

[@sojourner4726]

That is a gross misrepresentation of how China developed solar industry. The industry was correctly given resources from the state and oversight. Also that degree of state control and party presence is required at the board of all these companies. Private industry did not deliver those wins. It was the guidance and input from the state and the party that made those things possible and keeps them on an innovative track by preventing pointless competition.

[@Matt_K]

Theres no such thing as "private businesses" in Chy-ner.

[@loveinthelandfill1124]

🇮🇳💪🏼💪🏼

[@brianreylandjones9061]

Fantastic vidéo. If the general public is getting wind of this investment move in means that the millions have already been made and initial investors are starting to sell out ... right?

[@franciscodasilva5724]

Eased we stop to be creatives and be a dictator

[@Kaboomnz]

Normally I'd fact check before commenting but this looked pretty convincing, great video and with the most unexpected sponsor I've ever seen.

[@mengreat6982]

_" We're envelope with thick ß thicker "dark energy as well as dark matter" due to our universe expansion -speed* which realistically 96.⁹% of others galaxies 're no more within our reach forever yet human still infighting.... _"

[@mamacryright5740]

Eventually we'll be left alone in this super big , cool & _dark matter_ only Universe forever

[@adrianainespena5654]

Remember, the US has been fighting wars non-stop while China has not fought a war since 1980, and thus had all its resources available for developing its economy.

[@stevencharnock9271]

Since China is around a fifth of the worlds population and little natural resources but a lot of labour that is cheap so it is a natural progression to tap solar.

[@M.Malik5361]

A true example of what doesnt kill you makes you stronger, China knew it had Oil supply problem, coming from strait of Malacca or CPEC supply chain (where Pak is always unstable) so it shifted towards green energy and did it all in few years. Thats called a true nation.

[@SeanPan-it3jm]

Potus Harris now

[@candyman111881]

Another really good video. 👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@stevendevilliers471]

Wonderfully narrated , America is cooked ?

[@sislater6334]

Clever move by the Ford executive, you have to know and respect your opposition or you will lose.

[@mijmijrm]

essentially, USA complains that China's coherent socialist government gives China an unfair advantage.

[@choppergirl]

I'm in the US, and what's most disturbing, is US manufacturing is not even in the game any more. Everything got outsourced to China in the 1980's and 90's, and it never came back, and now the next generation doesn't even have the skill or knowledge to reboot it if they wanted to.

[@sukbajwa]

China invested in tomorrow while the usa kept thinking about today.

[@ThatGuy_Nick]

I have to visit China! Thank you for the video.

[@JDere]

If you are US citizen, be sure to read US State Department warning first. You can be detained and arrested for being a spy without cause. It's China's new state security law. It's the vary reason why no US buyers at the recent Canton Fair. It's the same reason why all US investment firms left China. Executives are being detained and accused being spies when they collect economic data for investment purpose.

[@AbdulKarim-hq1fs]

China is the pride of asia❤from india

[@CyrusJanssen]

🔹Thanks to Uranium Royalty Corp for sponsoring today's video. You can read more about their latest projects here: www.uraniumroyalty.com/ 🔹Comment below what you think about the US and China battle for the future of energy 👇

[@toniwhy8415]

China forces robots to work not men😅

[@darthex0]

It's prohibitively expensive at the minute. The main push for nuclear comes from monopoliers wanting to maintain their entitlements. This would continue a fundamentally flawed energy security system, both economically and literally.

[@andresk.5864]

I think The USA should start improving themselves rather than trying to stop other improving ....

[@perryneum778]

Thank you for your videos Cyrus they are really informative and great 🙏❤💛

[@raijmondvanderijt3708]

Beautiful news👍

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@WilliamKirkland-j4r]

Government restrictions on most anything do not work. Take religion, trade, manufacturer, education and basic thinking about 'things and concepts' - all will go to the winner with the ability to take control. Throughout history, somehow and someway, intelligent folk rise to need.