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China Kicks Off Human Testing of Implantable Brain-Computer Interface Devices
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Hm. I trust China with this more than Musk, but still not quite sure what to think of it. This is not a tech that can coexist with capitalism (China not a problem, but other countries importing or copying it) without the absolute worst outcomes.
I don't excuse China, it can still be a problem. Managed capitalism, even if well managed, is playing with fire and still dangerous.
As far as I understand, the managed capitalism is for interacting with the predominantly capitalist world. My hope is that it withers away once revolution across the world finally happens.
That is the stated intentional and goals of the party. I we will have to see how the government after thsinoen plays out but ai am currently optimistic and trusting of it's progress
We all hope for this but the reality of the situation is that this is not guaranteed or even necessarily likely to happen. In the short term things are looking pretty hopeful, especially cause the US isn't capable of managing its own decline, so the PRC is gonna be allowed to stand on its own. I hope humanity can navigate that without ww3 popping off, and it's looking 50-50 on that right now (if I'm in a good mood).