China is a serious country. The West is (mostly) not.
The economics is largely irrelevant. China could be in just as bad a state as the West if they put people in universities based on sex or skin colour rather than merit, taught them that people can change sex just by saying so, and continually told them that China was evil and Chinese people should just disappear and be replaced by Indians and Africans.
> in many parts of the country schools are literally falling apart while good teachers leave the profession because they cannot afford to live on a teaching salary
Meanwhile, if you look at education outcomes against spending over the last few decades, outcomes in the US have become worse and worse as spending has risen.
You do realize that in this country everything was always based on your sex and skin color. Where you lived, the door you used to go into a building, the quality of education you had, the college or university you could attend (That's why HBCUs were created).The type of job you could have. Take a look at the pictures of NASA mission control from the 60s and 70s, 100% of the people in those pictures are white man. So, saying that things are falling apart because now race and sex are used as one of the criteria for admission to colleges and universities is not being truthful because that has always been the criteria, you just had to be a white man. 12 human beings have walked on the moon, all white man. Is that just a coincidence or were they chosen for their race and sex. You can complain about DEI all you want, but hundreds of years of legal discrimination is not going to be fixed in 40/50 years. I know some people feel that what happened in the past has nothing to do with them, but it affects the present and must be addressed.
Biden (the senile old coot) is the one who started the advanced chip sales ban.
But don't let reality get in the way of your TDS.
Why would the stable genius keep a policy made by a senile old man? He has had plenty of time to change it.
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