Arthur Hanson
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Normally politics don't belong here, but the conflict over Taiwan is critical to the entire semiconductor ecosystem. Hopefully wisdom and self interest on all sides will prevail.
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Latest on Politics over Taiwan, Military Preparation, China and US
- Thread starter Arthur Hanson
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Normally politics don't belong here, but the conflict over Taiwan is critical to the entire semiconductor ecosystem. Hopefully wisdom and self interest on all sides will prevail.
Cannot read your Bloomberg article. Please copy and paste the important info.
Title maybe all you need to know.
"Armchair Warriors Are Getting Taiwan All Wrong"
Normally politics don't belong here, but the conflict over Taiwan is critical to the entire semiconductor ecosystem. Hopefully wisdom and self interest on all sides will prevail.
Is something a conflict when only one side is threatening anything?
Arthur Hanson
Well-known member
I used the free article limit, but there is much out there on this issue. The economic and physical destruction of a conflict would bring the world economy down, including China which already has severe youth unemployment challengesCannot read your Bloomberg article. Please copy and paste the important info.
I used the free article limit, but there is much out there on this issue. The economic and physical destruction of a conflict would bring the world economy down, including China which already has severe youth unemployment challenges
If everyone else can see invasion of Taiwan as the end for China as it currently constructed , why do you think the CCP cannot?
Arthur Hanson
Well-known member
When dissent isn't tolerated, this also applies to systems that ignore warnings, even from insiders.