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theseadroid
7mo ago
japan mostly uses paypay, just saying
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theseadroid
3y ago
Now that prices are up and salaries are somehow up, but (income) tax rates stay the same. Does that mean the government are taxing more for all of us?
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theseadroid
6y ago
I would like to address several of your posts together, using my own experiences. As a fellow Chinese who lived in Europe for a couple years and lived in several cities across Canada, each a couple years (so not 2 week travels): 1. It force
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6y ago
relevant readings from other sources: What We Know So Far about How COVID Affects the Nervous System https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/what-we-know-so-f... How COVID-19 can damage the brain https://
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The long-term cognitive effects of Covid-19
(health.harvard.edu)
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US cases of depression have tripled during the Covid-19 pandemic
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6y ago
Thanks. I'll try give more info on the parent comment then. First 7% of the Chinese population is like 100 million people... Considering most of them cluster in tier 1 cities (beijing, shanghai, shenzhen)[1], I'd say there's
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6y ago
whenever I see misinformation my blood boils. I thought moving out of China would help my anger management. But alas here we are. I have been wondering instead of wasting time telling HN or any community what China is like, maybe there'
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6y ago
and to back you up: >A strike was intended to open a new arena of resistance, but organizers said only 8,943 union members participated in a city-wide poll, falling short of the 60,000 threshold to go ahead, even as 95% of the votes were
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theseadroid
6y ago
Teling the truth and getting downvoted. I'm Chinese too. Wanna connect (email in my profile)?
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6y ago
Thanks. I dont fear Chinese government actually and I think it is bad. It's just we have a lot difference on where it is the worst part and how to make it better and by how much time. Truth to be told there are so many solutions propos
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6y ago
maybe. I've lived in Europe for a bit and it's a bit better but not to the point I feel safe everywhere during the night in cities(but at least I dont live in fear of getting hit by cars that much). And other than China I've
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6y ago
Please dont break my sentence half way. Western media has been doing that and they wonder why the Chinese ppl are not receptive of their messages or ideas. I feel it's too impolite so I will not follow up on the rest. Sorry.
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6y ago
Here's one of the most important things I can think of that's pushing me back to China more and more each day: I live in one of the major NA cities and I dont feel safe walking outside after dark (after 8pm). I have a friend got r
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6y ago
not a party member btw. Am Chinese. I will follow up here on any questions you(qbaqbaqba or anyone else) have though. and if you are interested here's my thought on the whole topic in one piece: https://medium.com/@thes
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6y ago
>You've got a tiny percent of the population with the ability to proxy out of China. do you have data to back your claim up? >You cannot easily share the information you find with non-VPN friends. We talk in person, during lunch
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>The increasing censorship within China leaves less and less opportunity for the greater Chinese population to learn about the capabilities of other countries. Most of my friends back in China, especially devs, use VPN daily. Many Chines
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until you realize the antibody wont last more than a couple months. https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opinion/studies-report-ra...
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6y ago
sure, lets race to the bottom with the bad guys.
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not long term striking. most protesters are students.
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I thought it was relevant because my initial reply was to someone saying >They are too scared of weapons and (justified, defensive) violence to make Chinese occupation unviable. To that end I felt striking is probably a better option to
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6y ago
And a single city with guns would be able to topple Rome with modern weaponry? To be clear, neither I or you are certain what the majority of HKers want to trade for democracy. Realistically if they want democracy so bad, what else they can
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The non violence movement in India against Imperial Britain? You can argue the particularity of every historical event but to me striking is one of the immediately reachable weapon against CCP that is not employed. With the same logic we ca
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Non violent actions such as strikes brought us many human rights improvements such as 40 hour week and safety and health regulations. Many societies reformed after their citizens striked extensively. I'm curious why there's no swe
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Singapore made wearing mask compulsory outside of residence
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Brendan Carr's tweet referred to a nypost article[1] which referred to a 60 minutes Australia tweet[2] claiming Dr. Ai Fen is missing. I've read news from other sources that eventually linked to [2] but no other supporting facts.
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I disagree that China has not learned from the last one: https://www.theguardian.com/global/commentisfree/2020/jan/23... https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0771-1
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The Gruesome History of Eating Corpses as Medicine
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I would appreciate if you provide data/source. > There are also millions of Taiwanese that either live or work in the PRC Taiwan has a population around 23.78 million. So you are saying at least 1 in 20 live or work in the PRC...
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For China many Chinese emigrants are returning home with the virus with them. as they don't trust their local healthcare systems. One example: https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/biogen-parts-way-employe...
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