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Developing world needs an alternative to Chinese tech (asiatimes.com)
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Developing world needs an alternative to Chinese tech::In April 2022, the United States launched its “Declaration for the Future of the Internet.” It asserts that human rights and democratic values must remain

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[–] qyron@sopuli.xyz 3 points 2 years ago

I once saw a documentary on China, in which at some point they visited the National History Museum of China or something alike where there was a huge wall where the nation's history was depicted.

The Mao era was a tiny bump on a massive history. That country endured every assault from every foreign influence and power and simply progressed forward.

They still see themselves as an empire. The empire.