I watched some now, but the video posted here is as good an example as any other.
I don't know how he reaches the conclusions he utters. They seem mere opinions.
In the video above he describes China as a paper tiger and overhyped - while economists call China a bit of a miracle in how it lifted its population out of abject poverty within one generation.
He says he expects more of India.
Really?
Apart from reading about both countries, I have also been there myself. India is currently a mess, and it's lavk of structure might not easily be fixed. I dont even think a religious nationalist can instate a functioning order there, because you'd have to create a new religion - one that accepts at least some scientific principles as truth. -
China has become the leading producer of all kinds of electronics and chinese domestic electronic products are outperforming the stuff that's sold by American brands -they have that know-how now.
But it took - and is still taking - quite the effort
And so far, I know nothing of India trying to produce any products that are complicated to make. Just lits of textile indusy.
So... India is likely going to figure out sooner or later how to become stronger, economically. But right now, it doesn't look like they have even entered into the same race that China has been in for decades.
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