Thanks for setting the record straight! Unfortunately much of the West lives in a bubble, and this unfortunately also includes many elites in the Global South. Our local media here in Malaysia unthinkingly republishes articles from Reuters, Bloomberg etc. No critical thought.
But fortunately independent thinking is rising everywhere, and China is strong enough to withstand the propaganda.
I have become numb to over the top commentary from Palantir principles . Have they absorbed that much propaganda to think and talk this way? Is there that much lack of discernment in the C-suite? Or is it simply a matter of choosing to lie and distort issues to suit business agendas and or personal prejudices ? Either way it's mind boggling to me. These are our "elite" business leaders.
Thanks for setting the record straight! Unfortunately much of the West lives in a bubble, and this unfortunately also includes many elites in the Global South. Our local media here in Malaysia unthinkingly republishes articles from Reuters, Bloomberg etc. No critical thought.
But fortunately independent thinking is rising everywhere, and China is strong enough to withstand the propaganda.
Well articulated..
Excellent analysis. Enjoyed reading it.
I have become numb to over the top commentary from Palantir principles . Have they absorbed that much propaganda to think and talk this way? Is there that much lack of discernment in the C-suite? Or is it simply a matter of choosing to lie and distort issues to suit business agendas and or personal prejudices ? Either way it's mind boggling to me. These are our "elite" business leaders.
It's simple enough; withut a wideapread fear of China their business would wither. They need to fan the flames.
What’s interesting isn’t whether the US or China is “right,” but how narratives become infrastructure.
Once a frame is institutionalized as “common sense,” actors stop perceiving alternatives as even thinkable.
Excellent work. You should use chat gpt to condense this.