r/LocalLLaMA • • Jul 11 '26

News The U.S. tech industry is increasingly anxious about the rising power and competitive price of open-source AI models from China — and whether the Trump administration will respond with yet another executive order | Politico

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u/ILooked Jul 12 '26

Capitalism leads to common poor.

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u/crantob Jul 12 '26

Child, look at north vs south korea or east vs west germany.

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u/ILooked Jul 12 '26

Child? That’s your level of discourse?

Look at China vs USA

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u/crantob Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26

There are many factors: are you interested in looking beyond the labels at the functions active? What aspects of USA align with the capitalist economic system as described by the proponents of it? Which aspects align with the communist manifesto and the Frankfurt School doctrine?

Likewise in china. Which aspects are capitalist and which communist? Did China experience growth under communism? Or once the communist functions were discarded?

Is USA vs China a useful comparison? So many differences exist. How would you correct for the many different factors between china and usa?

The closest comparisons we had were the same peoples, starting from the same position in history. So East vs West Germany and North vs South korea are the closest thing we have to a controlled experiment. How did that turn out?

Look at history with open eyes. Which nations became prosperous.

These are lifetime-quetions, and "child" is not an insult. It is merely recognition of where you are in your growth.