
Divraj Jain
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Divraj Jain
@divraj
@TorqueAerospace, Space , Cooler Weather = More Productivity, Walking , Tennis, Papà di @Ari_Jain_


Society has lost our sense of greatness and the reasons it is worth pursuing. This is especially relevant to those with wealth, who are best positioned to reclaim this pursuit. Read the new article by @nathanielkoloc (link below):



China will innovate and on a scale that the world has never seen. Why? Japanese culture is more anti-innovation than Chinese culture, and Japan innovated (Sony Walkman, blue LEDs, bullet trains, and much more). China is 10 Japan’s. Western, particularly American, culture is probably the best in the world for innovation but it’s not culture alone that makes innovation possible. You need to be near the factory. The people have to be intelligent, educated. Society must be functional, low stress, stable. You need a big market. China historically innovated from gunpowder to paper to clocks. This idea that China can’t innovate is backward looking and just wrong. The reality is that, until now, there wasn’t an incentive to. If there are no IP protections in your country and you can destroy the rest of the world on cost, innovating is kind of pointless as an ambitious Chinese. The bitter pill for the west is that if you want to innovate you’re going to need to enmesh yourself with China in some way over the next 20 years. There will be exceptions, but generally, that’s what you’re going to have to do.






@teortaxesTex What's gives China's such superiority in hypersonic technology beside brain power is it's JF-22 hypersonic wind tunnel which is also capable of reaching heat higher than the surface of the sun. JF-22 requires tremendous amount of energy which no country will have for decade(s).





Good interview of Ha-Joon Chang on the Indian economy and on developments economics more generally. frontline.thehindu.com/interviews/ind…



