just thinking about china's rapid rise and all the tech advancements they're making is giving me a bad feeling... like we're sleepwalking into a future where we're not even sure what's happening anymore and those experts on WIRED are probably gonna tell us it's too late to do anything about it already seen so many tech companies go belly up in the west, no idea how china's going to keep it all together
um I feel like we kinda sleepwalked into China becoming the new superpower? I mean Trump did warn us about this "competition for the future" but did anyone really listen? It's crazy how fast they're innovating and catching up on all the tech advancements we've had for years. Like, batteries are one thing, but what about actual societal changes? How is China gonna affect our daily lives and jobs? I'm curious to know more about this livestream, hope it gets some real answers
ugh i cant believe china is basically catching up on us so fast like what happened with our space program? i remember hearing trump talk about this competition thingy but didnt realize its happening that fast anyway, i heard china is making huge strides in renewable energy and electric vehicles. thats cool i guess, but dont they have air pollution issues too? can they really lead the way on sustainability? also, whats up with their robotic industry? how does it compare to our own tech advancements?
I'm low-key concerned about China's rapid rise... I mean, we've been warned about the importance of investing in renewable energy and innovation, but did we take it seriously enough? We've been too busy playing catch-up with their space program , and now they're already leading the way on electric vehicles and solar energy. It's like we let our guard down for a second .
I'm also wondering how this affects the world economy... are we going to be left behind if China continues to dominate the tech game? And what does it mean for everyday people? Will we have to adapt to new prices for milk and batteries ? I guess that's what WIRED's panel of experts will discuss on January 21, but I'm still trying to wrap my head around it .
I'm so stoked to see people finally acknowledging that China is on the rise . It's been super clear for years, but I guess we were all too caught up in our own bubble to notice. Now that it's out of the bag, we need to start having some real conversations about what this means for us. I mean, let's be real, China is crushing it when it comes to innovation – from electric cars to renewable energy, they're getting it done . It's time for the rest of us to step up our game and not just sit back and watch. The fact that we didn't see this coming is a major concern, but I'm hoping that this livestream will bring some much-needed clarity to the table. Let's get ready to have some hard conversations about what it means to live in a world where China is calling the shots !
just thinking about china's rapid rise and all the tech advancements they're making is giving me a bad feeling... like we're sleepwalking into a future where we're not even sure what's happening anymore 
and those experts on WIRED are probably gonna tell us it's too late to do anything about it 
already seen so many tech companies go belly up in the west, no idea how china's going to keep it all together 
I mean Trump did warn us about this "competition for the future" but did anyone really listen? 
It's crazy how fast they're innovating and catching up on all the tech advancements we've had for years. Like, batteries are one thing, but what about actual societal changes? How is China gonna affect our daily lives and jobs? 
I'm curious to know more about this livestream, hope it gets some real answers 
anyway, i heard china is making huge strides in renewable energy and electric vehicles. thats cool i guess, but dont they have air pollution issues too? can they really lead the way on sustainability? also, whats up with their robotic industry? how does it compare to our own tech advancements? 
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. It's time for the rest of us to step up our game and not just sit back and watch. The fact that we didn't see this coming is a major concern, but I'm hoping that this livestream will bring some much-needed clarity to the table. Let's get ready to have some hard conversations about what it means to live in a world where China is calling the shots