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Care to unfold a bit more what's hilarious? Which metrics from the article are wrong or irrelevant for example? You might disagree with the conclusion, and maybe rightly so, but are you saying the data itself, e.g number of companies funded is false? Or it does not matter and something else could help better understand the situation?
you can't argue against the obvious. china is doing fine, and chinese companies are killing it in many sectors. just look at how much american and german car companies are covering in fear at the sight of BYD.
I believe that's precisely the point of the article, that there will be no new BYD which was funded 29 years ago.
nonsense. you hear about a new sexy chinese company every day. just today I learned about Biren, which is taking on Nvdia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biren_Technology
This article is basically yet another Gordon Cheng. It's pathetic and hilarious at the same time.
Founded in 2019, right after the peak according to the very graph I highlighted.
Neither I nor the article is saying there are no more startups nor innovation from China. What the article is saying is that it's radically less than 7 years ago. You can still list few amazing Chinese startup from 2023 or 2024 and it would still not make the article "nonsense".
nice try Gordon Cheng.
Also: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/copium
OK... unable to argue, blocked.