This Will WRECK China's Economy
Added 2024-08-04 20:06:48 +0000 UTCIt was a long time coming, but it's finally happening.
—Chris
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Technically, I can check if that Steam workshop item is a Chinese spy by downloading it as a file using https://steamworkshopdownloader.io/. Did you know? Just like how Laoshu505000 learned and practiced Chinese, a lot of foreigners grew up learning and practicing English using ROBLOX. From David Zhang's Chinese app danger tier list livestream, not sure and skeptical enough if ROBLOX and Discord are accurate. I also found a game that could be worse than TikTok to improve China's military, the game is Delta Force: Hawk Ops, a free battlefield game made by the Chinese, don't forget to include that. When I first saw where the majority of sales for Black Myth: Wukong came from, it was from China, Taiwan, and Singapore, now it's coming to the top list from other countries, the same happened to the game 嗜血印 Bloody Spell, I checked for Germany. Please provide all the details and ways in which Chinese spies work, how? If they use TikTok or CapCut while on Mobile, does it also track on a laptop while watching YouTube or playing non-Chinese video games with the same internet connection? Or Chinese video games spies on Laptop and Mobile unconnected to laptop while watching YouTube in the same internet connection. Whether private or public internet. I'd say it spies everything, even if they have the app, it still spies despite closed? When the CCP collapses, every companies like "McKinsey & Company" and BlackRock tied to the CCP will be taken down. So I think playing on consoles like PlayStation in China is the same as playing games on Steam with a VPN, very murky huh? That applies to any devices including consoles I think so. I don't know if knockoffs, dupes, counterfeit, or unauthorized products from Arabs and Russians are also spies collected to China, right after boycotts/shutdowns. Examples are "Junior's" in Qatar and "Tasty and That's It" in Russia. We must be wary of whatever terms by Chinese or foreigners allow them to spy on us and sell our data. In my view, people with Chinese products make them look inferior, it's like they bought Minecraft PE instead of Minecraft Java Edition, Spaceflight Simulator instead of Kerbal Space Program, and also WorldBox Mobile instead of WorldBox PC. Also, I found a Japanese company that was handed to Hong Kong, China company, it's Akai in 1999, just like when Opera handed over their browser to Chinese owner. Ravenfield is also on TapTap, so I don't know if China has connections to those foreign games, but it gets very murky for Chinese Players on Steam bypassing significant restrictions in playing video games. So we can't see all the chinese products without showing "Made in China" as disguised? What about that there are very safe country's authorities removing spies inside the Chinese (Made in China) products? Like removing spies inside of TCL, Gree AC and Akai AC so that it doesn't spy on households for intellectual property theft and espionage activities. This is what I could tell additionally without showing this. My question is for an episode about the CCP's connection to China's gaming industry and how that might be worse than TikTok, use that after Black Myth: Wukong is released and (maybe) show black myth wukong video after my question. Those people who are naive about China must listen to my question about Chinese products.
Mervin
2024-08-07 00:56:11 +0000 UTCMy question is for an episode about the CCP's connection to China's gaming industry and how that might be worse than TikTok, use that after Black Myth: Wukong is released and show black myth wukong video after my question. Those people who are naive about China must listen to my question about Chinese products.
Mervin
2024-08-06 19:33:28 +0000 UTCTechnically, I can check if that Steam workshop item is a Chinese spy by downloading it as a file using https://steamworkshopdownloader.io/.
Mervin
2024-08-05 20:52:43 +0000 UTCLook at all those red states that have invested in China. Yes, there are some dumb bureaucrats in blue states but there are more in red states.
Sherry GT
2024-08-05 16:53:45 +0000 UTCWhat’s the reasoning behind that?
Mervin
2024-08-05 16:52:06 +0000 UTCOther than many people using TikTok and Zoom, which spy on users for intellectual property theft and espionage activities to improve China's military, right now, I've noticed more and more young Gen Z people shifting from Google Chrome to Opera GX Browser (like penguinz0) because YouTubers like MrBeast Gaming were getting sponsored by Opera other than Temu. I’m unsure whether knockoffs, dupes, counterfeit, or unauthorized products from any country could be involved in intellectual property theft and espionage activities, particularly in contexts like boycotts or shutdowns, so whatever Chinese (Made in China) products (like Lenovo, TCL, GREE, Dyson Sphere Program, italki, and products whose parent company is foreign like Tesla) and products with Chinese roots (like Newsbreak App, HelloTalk, Spotify, and whatever games like for example Fortnite and PUBG whose root is Tencent, another root example is foreign games in TapTap) people use and/or buy, that's a spy? We must be wary and protect our data regardless of where it originates. I hope there's a real alternative to chinese products. Maybe not for iPhones (from the Foxconn factory made in China), ROBLOX, Discord, Cisco Webex, and Steam workshop items made by Chinese and Steam workshop items made by foreigners with Chinese collaborations/connections/roots unless that item is in Steam China or Chinese games or games with Chinese roots.
Mervin
2024-08-05 15:32:41 +0000 UTCI'll have to fix my very long comment about hidden history, shorten it, summarize it, and then post it later, but this time, I'll ask you a question about Chinese products. Just show only the question, not my replies, I give more infos.
Mervin
2024-08-05 15:31:08 +0000 UTCGreat analysis. I had thought that the death knell for Chinese economy was the 2021 collapse of the Real Estate Giant: Evergrande. We were expecting all kinds of shock waves rippling through not only Chinese but foreign markets. What happened, how did China and the world survive the collapse of Evergrande (and other large failures) within China? What kind of wheeling and dealing occurred to avoid a global catastrophe?
InSyder
2024-08-05 06:02:55 +0000 UTCRed states love red China! 🙄🤬🤬🤬🤬
Sherry GT
2024-08-04 23:43:37 +0000 UTC
