China VS United States: Who Will Win? (Kishore Mahbubani Explains)

In the contest between the US and China, who do you think will win? Is it China? Or is it the US? Well, Professor Kishore Mahbubani has some great insights about this...
#chinavsusa #chinaeconomy #usaeconomy #globalpower #geopolitics #kishoremahbubani

[@Rain_Azura]

We in Indonesia support China 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩❤️🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳

[@maurobrattich7971]

I immigrated in the USA 44 years ago. The process was long and not really friendly but once inside the people were welcoming and the overall atmosphere was positive. In the US I finish my education, worked and raised a family. Things have changed drastically since 1980. Workplaces are no longer friendly and are full of "boy's clubs". Businesses are mostly owned by corporations in which the only valuable product is Profit. I see a Nation deeply divided, a population proud to be exceptional but lacking exceptional virtue, an economy not competitive on an international level and largely supported by the US $ hegemony. This is utterly unsustainable. China has the potential to overpass the US due to the reasons Dr. Mahbubany described so well, yet I do not believe China is interested in overpassing, just to be on top. China is interested in cooperation and mutual benefits. All China has to do is to foster peace, continue developing quality at the grassroot level, avoid speculations and in general, avoid following the US lead.

[@briant3404]

totall agree

[@garytan9904]

🎯

[@gelinrefira]

The US has ALWAYS been like this. It is just more obvious today. You were brainwashed by US cultural dominance to imagine a US that never was, and you gave 44 years of your life to a country that have always been horrible.

[@SimonCU]

I dont think China is trying to compete with US.. I think China is trying to survive and do their best. Even if US did not exist they will still be trying to do their best. They built the major cities not because of America... They didn't build the great wall of China because of America. They built it before America existed. They built their cities because they want to change within the country. They will work for self reliance to protect themselves from sanctions and not rely on countries who sanction them not because they want to beat US. They are just protecting themselves so they are not stuck by sanctions which would make their people suffer again like during the opinion war.

[@yaoliang1580]

@@SimonCU unlike the imperialist US led collective West, China has no desire for world dominance. These imperialist western nations are no longer competitive, so they desperately need to dominate, cheat n engage in ruthless plunder n exploitation of other countries in order to maintain their living standards.

[@tmming-h6k]

We in Malaysia n Asia will support China da great ❤❤❤❤❤

[@onexoxtoo]

and turn Malaysia to another communist state

[@scalemodeltutor9841]

How’s the oils drilling in Malaysia by the way 😂😂😂

[@chriswong9158]

@@scalemodeltutor9841 In 2023, Malaysia's national oil company, Petronas, discovered more than 1 billion barrels of oil equivalent (BOE) through 25 exploration wells very well. Already sign export contracts w/China.

[@onexoxtoo]

@@scalemodeltutor9841 Hew Kuan Yao says SCS belongs to China

[@SengpoSatbang]

@@scalemodeltutor9841 How's the US looting in Syria and Iraq coming along? Do they have anymore oil or gold bar for the US to steal more??

[@priscillaferguson267]

My bet is with CHINA 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@David-x2c8l]

why waste time talking ? fight and u will know

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

$35.000.000.000.000 debts. Begging for more loans from everyone. This is the LOSER

[@oot007]

🎯💯👍🇨🇳

[@chriswong9158]

Meantime, US allies like Japan, So Korea, Taiwan, has dump their US treasury debt in the Billions $$ back to US

[@mjmf1430]

USA holds the world’s money printer, hence it is the winner. For now. Even if it has 35 trillion of debt, USA is still the winner.

[@CryptoRenegade-x3o]

Closer to 36 T & counting 😢

[@stevenchow408]

China bail them out in 2008. They didn't learn their lesson

[@bongkece1487]

Let's support each other as fellow Asians to live in peace without war, don't let yourself be set against each other by the colonial nations.

[@David-x2c8l]

why waste time talking ? fight and u will know

[@mood2024-s8j]

China is honest in many areas..Going everywhere and building other nations infrastructure..not arrogants..hypocrasy..

[@williamwilliam]

It took the USA some 248 years to get to where they are today, while China came out of their self-isolation some 43 years ago to get to where they are today. As it is, a lot of the people in China are already living in futuristic cities & the way of life that Westerners are still imagining & dreaming about, and based on the current trajectory, it's very obvious that China will become even more technologically advanced in the next 50-100 years. The USA has a major handicap in their ever deepening political, social, racial, and economic divides which makes it very difficult for them to adapt and to adopt the very necessary changes required in our accelerating technological world. There is absolutely no doubt that China will far outpace not only the USA but the rest of the world in technological advances in the decades ahead.

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

More then 400 years? It only excists 249 years. Mumbai-Dharavi University?

[@williamwilliam]

@@taiwanstillisntacountry Typo mistake. The United States was “born” on July 4, 1776, which makes it 248 years old as of July 2024.

[@scalemodeltutor9841]

Dream on 😂

[@williamwilliam]

@@scalemodeltutor9841 ...You must be a proud graduate of Trump University as your IQ is on par with that Trump guy. Cheers!

[@scalemodeltutor9841]

@@williamwilliam yes, better than no IQ at all like you.

[@samyang5873]

US is like a addicted gambler that keeps borrowing & keeps losing.

[@johnaboardviolet237]

He should have mentioned that the Chinese government is working for the Chinese people. The American government is working for their donors and the ruling class.

[@KayyHong]

That kind of talk will get Kishore banned from entering the U.S.

[@kevinloh-c5k]

Totally agree 👍

[@rayx8329]

@@KayyHong Isn't United States free speech?

[@richardgoh6697]

I reckon China after such a long time of turmoil, is happy quietly building up her economy + infrastructure and wherever possible, assists those who are interested. If US thinks China is a threat, US is very wrong as so far nothing has shown that China is interested in replacing US. China doesn’t even allow her currency to be freely open as presently less than 5% of RMB is trading outside of China. Be that as it may, China’s outer space program or 5G or accuracy of Baidu or EV or high speed rail etc. have had gone beyond that of US’s who invariably and imaginatively has deemed that China is a threat.

[@SengpoSatbang]

The problem with the US, after almost 70 years and spent $35 trillions to dominate the world, it can't survive if it is not the unipolar power. Because those money will come back home to roost hyperinflation. And with the American society split in the middle, it will no doubt end in Civil War 2.0. The US will then collapse.

[@David-x2c8l]

why waste time talking ? fight and u will know

[@MB2010-l5z]

Definitely China will win. A very important detail is that China has got culturas and traditions spanning about 5,000 years and regarding recent times China does not occupy foreign territories with troops enhancing terrorism. Future is Asian.

[@WingkKong]

We are already living in the Asia century Asia is the manufacturing centre of the world

[@MB2010-l5z]

@@WingkKong Right!!

[@AB_123_AB]

China is already the world's largest trading and manufacturing nation. The US only has the US dollar. Throughout history, we know that the largest trading and manufacturing nation always becomes the global hegemon. That includes the US before China and Great Britain before that, and so on throughout history.

[@slllllll534]

US also has a huge military to back the dollar

[@michaelg4158]

True and I'm an Endian who is typing this comment from my beloved made in CN smartphone (OnePlus).

[@tanchong307]

China have sun tzu while us have poker game stragic but will not alway win

[@上正止]

China would win hands down but don’t underestimate US for its hit below the belt means to win at all costs. If China is too careless, it may lose .

[@oot007]

🇺🇸🤡🎪💩

[@chriswong9158]

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.” ― Sun Tzu, The Art of War China's 4,000 years history prove otherwise of loosing in the long run.....

[@araara4746]

China focused on winning. US focused on Tonya Harding.

[@winfredcoorengel7203]

😂😂😂😂

[@duckling9854]

and genders.

[@oot007]

🎯💯👍🇨🇳 🇺🇸🤡🎪💩

[@lesgamester7356]

😂 😂 😂 😂

[@LetsEndHumanity]

What in the hell does that even mean? That's Chinese "humor"? Jesus...

[@Yiminchai]

The professor was correct when he was making his assessments. However, in the past few years, China’s strengths are getting stronger while USA’s are weakening. Therefore, in the areas that China leads, the gap is widening and in the areas that USA leads, the gap is narrowing.

[@Nano-nb8ep]

Prof Mahbubani left out a crucial difference: In the US, most, if not all, of the "innovations" are geared towards short term rewards and profits. You will not get funding in Silicon Valley if your project cannot make money in a few years. China, on the other hand, have the long views based on strategic planning rather than tactical manuver and they have smart people to carry it out. One example, a decade ago you could not get anybody in the US to seriously invest in solar and battery research while China invested heavily. Fast forward today, China dominates in solar energy, battery, and EV. This is happening in most of the tech areas. BTW, China is not behind in AI. While US hyped apps like ChatGPT and exaggerated the power of GPU, China is quitely working on the far more important AI in industrial applications.

[@mariokery7155]

China 🇨🇳 is a beacon of light and is sharing it ✨️ with the whole world 🌎.

[@Phidiasan]

As a Chinese, I would like to remind Westerners especially Americans we do not have any desire to "take over" or become "numba wun" we just want to be a better country than yesteryear socially, culturally, technologically etc. This world is more than big enough for the US and China to thrive and work together for all of humanity. This mindset of one side wins the other loses is not traditional Confucian values we have had for thousands of years. It is not a zero sum game that Western usually just American politicians always trumpet.

[@forreal8014]

Be prepared for the worst, that’s all I can tell you.

[@yaoliang1580]

Having a huge population is of no use if they are unable to help them reach their full potential. China's phenomenal progress in a very short period of time is due to their ability to help develop the full potential of their people.

[@dandan2593]

Used to be a legitimate question till about 10 years ago. Not anymore.

[@alyasagan3620]

In the last 10 years, Chinese STEM growth has been tremendously and overtaken US.

[@SlippingFlipping]

he is correct but there's a reason how the US took that position, and that position is the reason why every single corner of earth struggled from India to Singapore. US growth comes from China itself. Chinese people endured enslavement, racism, prejudice, violence, injustice while laying down and connecting rail roads all across America. Rail ways was the driving force for every sector of US economy and that's how Chinese people was able to start immigrating to the US. You could say it was the start of Asian immigration to the US and it started with Chinese rail road workers. Without China US might have been in completely different position. So when it comes to any talks in relation to US growth you can't leave out Chinese people. Today you can't find history of America anymore. American people have no idea what is silk road, what was the first inventions by Chinese people the world can't live without especially America which one good example was the gunpowder. America rewrite history without any shame. Now American history teaches it was France that invented gunpowder. America also teaches that it was Christopher Columbus that first founded empty land without people of America. Empty land it says. It goes even deeper. American history teaches they brought the enlightment and created this wonderful nation in the history of mankind and says they even had to spill blood and sacrifice while defending freedom from "savages' that roamed America the land without people. Who was the savages? it was obviously the owners of America, natives which in their minds land has been infiltrated by strangers they have never seen before. Also, was it really Columbus that was the first who discovered America? Well, there's clear evidence that it was actually the Chinese that came through America way before Columbus and there has been many newly found relics that supports the claim but that topic itself has now been almost banned in US. You are a conspiracy theorist if you even bring it up when it was the US itself that brought up this revelation decades ago. I can go on and on and on and yes, we can say US is definitely ahead in many areas, but without being honest on how they got to where they was does not hold any weight. It's very superficial growth, and I look at it as a women that looks really good but you know underneath all of that change is nothing but plastic, metal and silicone. I'm not saying my point is the only valid point and is not, but no matter how you slice it and dice it that very attractive looking lady is not really someone I would marry, but you might. If the success story comes with real reflection and truth, respecting mistakes and stand for new straight future than the US can be the US it could really be, but by design it will never be, and it can't be when you still have hostages all across the country with blood on hand that is still only dripping thicker. That is the honest truth for me. America in the inside is rotten to the core.

[@duckling9854]

When he talk about American strength, I felt that he was not telling the truth but trying hard not to offend the American. Maybe he planned to visit America soon. 😅😅😅

[@briant3404]

agree, except , he was just trying to come up with reasons america has strength that are no longer valid.

[@KayyHong]

He mentioned the debate between Trump and Kamala as some kind of strength. This is ridiculous, they did not debate on policies, instead they were bad mouthing each other. Trump lied so many times and expected not to be fact checked. The highlight of the debate was Trump's claim illegal Haitians (actually they have legal status) were eating the dogs and cats of residents. The divisiveness, the political polarization, the out of control debt and unwise allocation of financial resources will lead to America's inexorable decline.

[@henryyip1]

As usual double head snake

[@rayx8329]

@@briant3404 But I think what he said seems to be quite reasonable, maybe I'm too scared of United States?

[@WilsonChathamkandam]

Fully correct

[@edddiscaya47]

Kishore amazing guy, when he start to speak everybody listen to hin. Ears are wide open! Amazing!!!!!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Let_Love_Lead]

We in Africa will support China🇨🇳

[@kabiraningangom1248]

Kishore Mahbubani is a real diplomat.

[@sengeejee3612]

He is a frog in a well

[@David-x2c8l]

why waste time talking ? fight and u will know

[@Fr.VeniceLAI]

Absolutely agree .. his many English language authored books have been translated in Chinese Putonghua ...and are among the TOP & BEST Selling books in PRChina, would supposely be receiving some good annual Royalty payments.

[@vengeancerecovery5535]

5:30 As an ASEAN who didn't finish highschool....😊....I want to ask aHMERICAN especially to ABA (aHMERICAN Born/Boin Asian)....did u guys remembered all those Chinese miners & railway builder that help to develop California....??? Does their descendants are still around or hv been eliminated like the original Natives American...??? Don't make me mention about the descendants of iapanese aHMERICAN and many more....the current ABA is the product of globalization & "POW Refugees"...😠...and these ABA are even rejected silently by us in Asia Major, EurAsia (Slavic only not whoite part) ASEAN & GlobalSouth ....and they didn't realize that ..😊......only PRIVIET NIHAO maybe Salam from ASEAN 🤘

[@murrayzelley]

Kishore never fails to amaze me, the man is an icon. Plus his books are must reads.

[@sarahkhan2310]

China is empowered by 5000 years of wisdom and civilisation 👍❤️🇨🇳

[@Will-rs4ze]

Only know that no empire will last forever

[@brevnobia1238]

I like this man, his humor, his insight, despite the grave questions and issue he speak of , I find he give a positive feeling.

[@Jeffrey2323]

China, by a mile.

[@oot007]

🎯💯👍🇨🇳 🇺🇸🤡🎪💩

[@chriswong9158]

Kilometers more likely....

[@briant3404]

million miles..

[@PakistanIcecream000]

Another thing Kishore Mahbubani has overlooked is that China has more soft power than the U.S. because the latter's foreign policy is universally detested. Compared to the U..S, people love China.

[@sakai101yahoo9]

Detaining Huawei CFO. Trudeau & Trump did that. 😑

[@SR-pr2xz]

China has 5000yrs of sofisticated civilization, where as the US has a few hundred years. My bet is on China

[@tmming-h6k]

Remember how many century oredi China has built da great wall n till today is da greatest infrastructure of all time

[@user-9qGdfBTprb]

So I think China has one of the biggest advantages that the professor didn’t mention. Chinese people are very patient, and their patience lasts beyond a person’s life.

[@xuxu-ql3ho]

我是中国人，但是我不会英文，因此只能用中文评论下我的看法。首先美国的制造业空心化问题很难解决，至于美国押注人工智能拯救其制造业能否成功尚未可知。2，美国的国家利益已经被其选举制度所绑架，竞选人为了选票可以放弃国家的长远利益以讨好选民。3美国社会问题严重，种族，枪击，堕胎，移民，毒品。这在中国很好解决的问题在美国却成了天大的难事，有限的精力财力都投入进这些无尽的折腾里。有人会说这就是西式自由民主价值。在我看来这种价值不要也罢！因为过分的民主也是祸害，如同极端原教旨主义一样。任何极端的思想和价值观都是不对的。4美国的意识形态分歧严重，曾经的中国困在意识形态漩涡中，如今变成美国被困其中，逢华必反，不能客观理性看待中美关系。当然还有很多问题一并促使美国不断走下坡路

[@rayx8329]

各有各的问题，现在就是看谁犯错误，一招不慎，满盘皆输啊😐

[@WorkingNomad368]

China is producing more STEM graduates than the US. Also, giving the example of debate between Kamala & Trump as an example of bringing out the ‘best’ is just bogus, since there is a rigged system for two party system. What a joke. The Chinese universities are in the top schools globally in Engineering. No doubt the US has one of the best engineering and science schools, but you can check the global rankings and will shock you how many Chinese universities are there. Having said this, the US is a sought after destination for bright students from overseas, but a large number of those students were coming from China and they elect to go back since they get better and high paying jobs in China.

[@wongangpeng459]

Prof Kishore omitted a vital point in the US success story, ie, the1973 strategic advantage of the petrodollar gave impetus to the fast rise of US. Now, with the fast global dedolarisation, going forward spells the beginning of a decline in US dominancy/hegemony. True, that nobody wins in this contest if the Thucydides Trap reigns. We pray that the contest is friendly, otherwise the whole world loses in a nuclear holocaust.

[@williamwilliam]

@wongangpeng459 ... Let's keep in mind that the USA was relatively unaffected by WWI & WWIII and their companies grew filthy rich from supplying manufactured goods to all the countries that were affected by the two world wars. At the same time, their militaries became the most powerful in the world too and the USA found themselves in a position to do basically whatever they want around the world.

[@patibhanariyadej435]

I agreed with the professor

[@MrStevepga]

Always wise thoughts and words from prof

[@andrewlin6136]

China 🇨🇳 economy growth just started

[@AdrianKhoo-rd7eq]

@@RodrigoPalma700 what? have you been there to see that??? LOL or your TV told you so?

[@leehueymin4735]

​@@RodrigoPalma700 it's good that the west believes in it. The more you don't know your adversary the better.

[@RodrigoPalma700]

@@AdrianKhoo-rd7eq We have accounts on Wechat, Baidu, QQ Weibo, Douyin, Youku etc and we watch Chinese TV which is of the North Korean type. For help, we have two translators, old exiles who cry every day coz they can't go home.

[@RodrigoPalma700]

Lol, liar. There is a lot of unemployment in China, many people fleeing, misery.

[@onexoxtoo]

Xu Jiayin is all ready for it

[@tschoong3897]

Yes, the US is ahead today, on doubt. Tomorrow is different if China maintains its direction.

[@newworldorder9891]

US was everyone s dream land after world war 2. It atttracted tons of talents all over. But now dont think so. Kishore forgot 1 thing ,the remarkable 35 trillions debt thts weight like a yolk around its neck. ., Still as an old bull , have some strength in it.

[@yaoliang1580]

The biggest advantage of the US is their ability to print infinite amounts of money n thus able to attract the brightest minds from all over the world to help them develop the latest cutting edge technologies. Many of the breakthroughs n inventions are done by foreigners. This is the exorbitant privilege of the US

[@KayyHong]

It is amazing Kishore ignored the facts you mentioned.

[@duckling9854]

Sorry but I wonder how Kamala Harris n Donald Trump can be in one of the three strength of America. 😂😂😂. Someone please enlighten me.

[@maryw4444]

It is a dumb woman vs a crazy man, both with no sense of history, just hubris when facing international reality.

[@KayyHong]

In this case he was dishonest so as not to offend his American audience.

[@abdullahismail4610]

If we removed the US Dollar dominance and reserve currency, then it will be a different ball game altogether

[@zeissiez]

Agreed. The US is not against China, it’s against BRICS+ which is a large part of the world.

[@adamiskandar5107]

@@zeissiez I don't think so. If China was not in BRICS+ the US would not be against BRICS+.

[@chriswong9158]

@@adamiskandar5107 Against Both

[@chriswong9158]

@@zeissiez Against Both

[@chriswong9158]

Wait, in two weeks after the BRICS+ summit in Karan, Russia... the ball will change hand... BRICS+ will bat.

[@Steve-pq7cb]

Musk is still talking about automatic driving cab vs China has already implemented it in certain city like Wuhan for more than a year now, just to give one example.

[@lietjiemin667]

China the winner

[@davidkwan6522]

CHINA

[@aschalewfekede4118]

When you are a renowned guest like kishoge, you must take the middle ground. You should not create enmity.

[@TWMan001]

Chinese culture tends to suppress human greed, viewing it as a negative trait that needs to be restrained. In contrast, American culture sees the pursuit of personal interest as a natural human tendency and relies on free market mechanisms to regulate it.

[@williamwilliam]

Free market? Then why the need to impose hefty taxes (tariffs which is passed onto American consumers) on imported goods from other countries?

[@PakistanIcecream000]

I like the Chinese if what you're saying is correct.

[@joseleon8235]

The notion of a China-USA rivalry, where one nation's success must come at the other's expense, is dangerously over simplistic. This binary thinking echoes the flawed assumptions of the Cold War era. The Fermi Paradox - which questions why civilizations self-destruct - serves as a cautionary tale. In today's nuclear, interconnected world, cooperative governance, not adversarial competition, ensures global security, sustainable development and the advancement of human civilization.

[@Arugula100]

Absolutely agree with Kishore. Great insights into Chinese and western cultures and politics.

[@jotai99]

no one will win in a fight or a war

[@datolee7069]

Kishore knows how to tone down the clash of the Titans; referring to China and United States.

[@charlesoh14]

When KISHORE is in US he talks Us, and when he is CHINA he talks China. Correct?

[@sengeejee3612]

He is delusional and has no business experience

[@Doraemon69168]

见人说人话，见鬼说鬼话😊

[@Doraemon69168]

He hug Winnie the Pooh during bed time 😂😂

[@ajaysheoran121]

Strongly agree. ❤ From India

[@frankhaugwitz8178]

Interesting angles Kishore Mahbubani came forward.

[@jacobsladder6076]

America is imploding from within,family structure broken Without foreign brain power America is lost Johnny can’t read Johnny can’t write but he has great self esteem,that is America Chinese growth story is v young and has a long way to go And what if China starts bringing in brain power with great pay packages A few peaks and too many valleys in America

[@Way827]

Chinese students learn STEM. Western students learn LGBT!

[@nanyanguo1]

China just has to stop their top STEM brain power talents from going to uS anymore n bring back those who are already in uS. Otherwise the scitech contest really is chinese on one side of the pacific vs chinese on the other side of the pacific.

[@williamwilliam]

@jacobsladder6076.... Behind all major companies in the USA are Chinese & Indian Engineers quietly working behind the scenes.

[@nanyanguo1]

For many yrs , the chinese is the winner of the world maths competition , They also ranked lst in the number of papers published in prestigious scientific journals and no of registered patents in the world.

[@williamwilliam]

@@nanyanguo1 .... China is leading the world in four scientific fields in terms of the total number of citations generated by the country's international academic papers published over the past decade. These are materials science, chemistry, engineering technology and computer science, with computer science being added to the list in 2021.

[@lesgamester7356]

Thanks. Enjoyed this talk.

[@andersonhospedales8751]

No empire lasts forever 😢😢. This has been one of the shortest single monopolize reigns of any past empire. From 1991 to the 2020s. By 2030, it's very possible that a new power structure would emerge.

[@ongdavid831]

Kishore is obviously non- committal he mentioned AI and concluded that US is winning. I beg to differ! China is leading the world in almost all technology areas! Tell me which technology areas that China is not leading now and which area will they not lead in the next 5 years!

[@上正止]

Kishore studies psychology as well. When u analyse others, u won’t put all your money on one side, no matter how the odds are stacked against it. There are too many miracles in this world.

[@willykirzner8910]

He is completely right.presented the situation as it is

[@klokangeorge4005]

Aš IT was ten Y ago

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[@fjauge2465]

He points to something but he overvalues america and undervalues china. If china makes itself atractive to scientist and engineers by giving the best resources in the most interesting areas, it wont even have to look outside from entrepreneurship. On the rest China has passed eeuu. And eeuu is getting even to woke for engineers and scientists to live confortably

[@denisechan5992]

It not the length of Civilisation that is one deciding factor who will win . It is the point where the Civilisation is the highest.

[@戢鎮海]

By the productivity and growth rate, I will bet China will win but may need another decade

[@WingkKong]

China is already the manufacturing centre of the world

[@samsyvoravong4825]

I think China will respect the U.S to lose and the U.S is expecting China that this does not get out in secret that America has lost kind of scenario.

[@lilth501]

Only one of the two was once declared one of the poorest countries in the world. Relatively recent times as well.

[@iammayaguru]

Agree.

[@aliyap4580]

A soul that is suitable talk for himself 😁

[@ahmeddurrani1513]

Interesting analysis

[@michal3141]

The #2 strength of India i.e. an access to the 8 billion people and the best talents in the world is basically due to having the world reserve currency. That will be contested by BRICS.

[@UpsideDown-e2d]

No I disagree. The prof completely missed the real foundation of US strength in the last century. It is this foundation that the US is discarding in favour of new fangled social theories that had a very sorry past in the histories of now extinct civilisations. Furthermore, the US is no longer the most innovative society. It is certainly behind in the vast majority of the critical technologies including in AI. And the brain drain has reversed. If the US want to depend on Indian talent it is most welcome to it. The Chinese knows about Indian (often very loud) talents. 😁

[@dashong8912]

SO this Darwinian process has thrown up Trump and Harris???

[@Mennion3]

Yeah I think he was being polite cause he has to go speak to Harvard later this year

[@KayyHong]

Trump is a felon, a failed businessman, a womanizer, a liar, a cheat and a racist. Harris is an unknown factor. This is America's strength? Or Darwinian BS? Go figure

[@soonhockchua3740]

Wrote this a while back but applies to this subject: At age 64 (2015) my Canadian friend who at that point had lived in China for 17 years convinced me to come see for myself how advanced China was in infrastructure, technology and morality compared to our country of Canada and any of the 5 eyes countries. So I spent 6 months in SE Asia exploring with a Canadian friend who had lived there for 17 years. The lies and propaganda just can't compete when you go see for yourself. As a Westerner who believes all the propaganda do you ever wonder how come such an evil empire as China has not dropped bombs, not invaded, not sanctioned, does not Assassinate other countries officials and yet your country (so morally superior) why do you do all these things or at minimum support the US as they do all these things? Do you ever ask yourself that? Do you ever wonder why America (land of the free) has more prisoners than any other country in the world? Do you ever wonder how China pulled 850 million people out of poverty while America gave all it's wealth to the 1%. Do you ever wonder why walking in downtown America at night is seriously risking your Life while walking in any major cities in China day or night is perfectly safe? Do you ever wonder how China can give 1.4 billion people free education and reasonable regulated healthcare with the right to choose between traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine, while in America most people can't afford health care? Do you ever wonder why a single party country with 1.4 billion people have a government approval by survey of 90+% yet not a single 5 eyes countries or NATO countries can even achieve 50%. Do you every wonder why elected politicians don't represent the people who elected them? Do you ever wonder why a country that "we say" oppresses their population has 155 million citizens travel abroad and they all come home. Lastly do you ever wonder how a country that has achieved so much has not had a single positive news article in the new York Times or the Wall Street journal or any of the major networks? If you don't wonder about any of these things, then you probably think your not bombing Syria to steal their oil, your not sanctioning Venezuela to control their oil, your not sanctioning Huawei because they are more advanced. You probably also believe Edward Snowden is a traitor rather than a hero, you probably think the war crimes Chelsea Manning revealed were justified and you probably think Americans are still the good guys. Perhaps get a passport, go see the truth, redemption is still a possibility. - Vic Toews CC

[@dps4336]

Excellent assessment / synopsis. 💯

[@JacksonWong-pw4zq]

usa loves war n destructiin , chuna loves oeace n development .

[@asguniverse]

The best outcome would be economic competition that would benefit both. No destructive World War.

[@User-vbhhnvgjmt]

The Outcome Winner is India if that happen

[@onexoxtoo]

Wang Jianlin says he will win

[@jinwang804]

🤣

[@oflodorfulamador5437]

...up to point

[@Steve-so7uk]

get the best out of both countries

[@ganeshkumar-gt9wx]

US has some advantages. But their political structure is becoming weak. They keep on printing dollar. Their public and defense expenditure is out of control. Though the dollar is the world reserve currency their dept is out of control.

[@theinfralink6598]

We Filipinos are supporting our American friends.

[@holybutterfly8495]

Yes , those Indians who live in America they are the Hindus because they understand the Hinduism that’s why the America so powerful because Hindu’s holy books have so many war plans and ancient technology too.

[@briant3404]

americans have a big mouth and they are internally focused.. that is a real problem when you actually have to have legitimate reasoning. chinese and asian people in general are outwardly focused and are more aware of reality and others. its time we change the world to be a better place.

[@chuamocksee4808]

Yes, he is a true Indian.

[@jaytso1883]

Geopolitical kumbaya instead of conflict. Which embrace that more? China or the US?

[@CheaTin-fl2ey]

I support his opinions

[@Steve-pq7cb]

Kishore is a diplomat so he has been quite polite to say this is still a contest. And only yesterday I watched a video where Eric Schmidt naively says US is still 10 years ahead of China in AI. Ignorance of historic proportion for someone once was a Google CEO. China is leading in AI publications, patents and practical technology applications. The only great advantage of US is the ability to attract global talents but I am worried even this is a diminishing power.

[@terryloh988]

Individuals are drawn to the most conducive environment, this can be replicated. If one place deteriorates, another one will rise up to take its place. It is just a place anyway, it is the people who make the place. The US absorbed a lot of Jewish and European migrants post WW1 & WW2, China can do the same in attracting talents from all over the world in this century, it is just a matter of government policy. Just my thought.

[@limitlesssky3050]

I disagree on the innovation part of the professor's speech. I think China has been almost as innovative as the US but is developing at a much higher pace. It produces more STEM graduates than the US, and many experienced chinese professors are now going back to China.

[@uchennaabosi7651]

America has the dollar, that alone is a huge advantage in any contest. Nevertheless, what ever the contest is between this two nations, let it be confined to the fields of innovation, science and technology. A hot war will be catastrophic to us all.

[@davidtoh83]

Value today don't mean the value is the same tomorrow.

[@richardwynh]

When a US sport scout goes hunting for the next champion they search all over the world for these individuals. It is human nature to be driven and even more so when there is an opportunity to become financially successful. It's like the Gold Rush back in the olden days. And like the Gold Rush it's not about digging for Gold but the many opportunities that came with it. For China to be competitive they need to understand this human drive. It is the same drive that brought this huge change that happened in their country. It is this drive that they have to continue to encourage to compete with the West. I believe China is well aware of this.

[@ptan4120]

The part on attracting talens from all over the world is somewhat overplayed. When the western civilisation was the most dominant and overwhelming, attracting talents mainly from Europe and other western cilivisations, sprinkled with token, small pockets from the rest was acceptable then. It will be increasingly difficult for the US and its people to accept this.

[@jagbahadurgurung111]

Good

[@johntan9151]

China’s tremendous growth in multifold ways bringing them to first world status speaks for herself. The accolades given to US is also objective and fair, and subtly giving balance to both sides. The one possible disadvantage for USA is the political dysfunctions at the leadership levels that retards its progress. Added to that retrogression is the continuing participation in foreign wars that bring no economic benefits while sullying America’s leadership in the eyes of the world.

[@Hmyt-yucca]

Contest is a sugar coated sentence, the real is the bully and anti bully that’s going on