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by subhobroto
70 days ago
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> Unfortunately, the Chinese were right About what? Are you familiar with how the life of a Chinese salaryman is going about for the last one year while us in the West are trembling in our shoes about how open weight Chinese models are threatening SOTA frontiers? > Large companies dictating economic companies is anti-innovation Yes but what's the solution? To pass even more regulation against the large companies and make them behave? > in Europe where you can see a clear gap between countries that are built on non-zero sum systems which are thriving, everything just works Some concrete examples? |
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To remove all regulation. Using economic policy to achieve social outcomes is insanity. Even the most free markets ultra would never suggest this, and you have people who are slightly to the left of communist suggesting this...it is worth asking why.
Switzerland and Italy. Two countries that are next to each other, very different story. Slovakia and Germany, adjacent (can't really use Austria because that is somewhere in the middle atm). At a high level, Eastern and Western Europe. Eastern Europe is thriving, Western Europe is struggling to decide whether to arrest people for committing crimes.