This video analyzes China’s strategic move to ban American AI chips (specifically from Nvidia and AMD) in state-funded data centers, framing it as a major “Declaration of Independence” in the global tech war. The “Key Move”: Banning American Chips China has ordered all state-funded data centers to stop purchasing American… Read More »China Just BROKE America’s AI Leverage — This Was the KEY Move
In this video, economist Keyu Jin discusses how the U.S. tech industry can benefit from China’s rise, drawing parallels to the U.S.-Japan economic competition of the 1970s and 80s. Historical Parallel: Japan in the 1970s * The Threat: In the 1970s, Japan was seen as a major economic threat to… Read More »The U.S. Tech Industry Needs China——By Keyu Jin
The United States has a critical and growing dependence on China for pharmaceuticals, but the true scale of this reliance is often hidden deep in the supply chain. While the U.S. imports a relatively moderate amount of finished pills directly from China, it is heavily dependent on China for the… Read More »The US critical and growing dependence on China for pharmaceuticals
When the U.S. government convinced TSMC to establish high-end fabrication plants in Arizona, the move was hailed as a masterstroke of industrial policy. The logic seemed airtight: provide the subsidies, secure the commitment, and solve the supply chain crisis. However, the ensuing years of delays and labor disputes revealed a… Read More »TSMC and the Limits of American Cultural Power
China’s $1 trillion trade surplus has become a political cudgel in Washington, routinely cited as proof that Beijing is gaming the system and hollowing out American industry. It fits a simple narrative: China cheats, America loses, tariffs follow. The story is comforting—and incomplete. A trade surplus simply means a country… Read More »China’s $1 Trillion Trade Surplus Isn’t Cheating—It’s a Mirror
Joel’s Christmas Poem – 2025 Candles flickering in the night, Gifts lay softly by the tree, We count our blessings in their light, Praying for peace, let hearts run free. Promoting world orders we could observe, Let fears subside, let borders disappear. Sharing destinies, efforts to amend, Peace… Read More »My Christmas Poem – 2025
🧭 Two Golden Rules, Two Moral Logics Western Golden Rule (WGR): Ethics of Action “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Rooted in Christian, Jewish, and Islamic traditions, the Western ethic is proactive. It treats empathy as a mandate to act—improve others’ conditions as you would… Read More »🧭 Two Golden Rules, Two Moral Logics
Jensen Huang’s Five-Layer Cake: Who Leads the Global AI Race NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang argues that AI is not a single technology but a five-layer industrial stack. Leadership in the AI era depends on strength across all layers. His assessment shows a split world: the U.S. leads in frontier innovation,… Read More »Jensen Huang’s Five-Layer Cake: Who Leads the Global AI Race
For decades, the United States has sustained its global role through a blend of military primacy, institutional leadership, and moral rhetoric. But today, these pillars are increasingly out of alignment. The gap between American ambition abroad and American dysfunction at home has widened into a structural contradiction—one that undermines U.S.… Read More »America’s Strategic Contradiction: Power Without Coherence
Every country has a public face and a shadow. If you want to understand America’s, you don’t need a textbook—you only need to compare Jimmy Carter and Donald Trump. One spent his life proving that public service can be an act of humility. The other turned politics into… Read More »Quo Vadis America? The Carter or the Trump way?