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During the 60s and 70s, South Korea was under a brutal military dictatorship and Vietnam was sent to the Stone Age by the US. During those times, did either of these places have any of the basic needs that you are talking about? The answer is no, their people got their sh*t together and made the...

It is useless to focus on things that are outside our control instead we should be focusing on things we can control.

Don't be so pessimistic. The more problems there are the more opportunities there are to solve these problems and make money. So many countries were in a far worse position and now they are thriving.

COO Systems Limited Asif Akram | TBT In conversation with tonight’s guest, Asif Akram. What was his journey like? How did he get his visa? Why did he choose computer science at the time? Traveling to the US! After he landed, what happened next? What was it like to study computer science back...

Are Universities Producing Unproductive Corporate Slaves? Ft. Dr. Shahid Qureshi Dr. Shahid Qureshi is the Rector of GIFT University Gujranwala, Pakistan. 00:00 Introduction 02:21 Early Life & Education 10:14 University Life 12:14 Lack of Curiosity and Knowledge Expansion 15:39 His...

Most of these services are now considered a basic necessity in the developed world.

I am still confused about your previous post. Did Reagen hate him or something?

Can you kindly elaborate on this point? Both of them have been libertarians throughout their political careers so I don't see why Reagan would have hated him.

Varoufakis's argument is that Big Tech companies have created a system of techno-feudalism in which they are the new lords and masters, and we are the serfs. We are enslaved to them because we rely on their digital infrastructure for our basic needs and desires. According to understanding, by...

American Big Tech Has Enslaved Us | Yanis Varoufakis In his new book, ‘Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism’, Yanis Varoufakis explores how giant tech firms, both in the US and China are expanding their control over the planet. His analysis is that, whilst material resources certainly...

How China Won the Electric Vehicle Race

Why the big car companies are losing China| DW Big carmakers like Volkswagen and Toyota were once top sellers in China. Now they’re rapidly losing ground to a new generation of Chinese companies luring local buyers with advanced – and affordable – electric vehicles. Business Beyond looks at...

What does it take for Europe's largest economy to reach 'China speed'? | DW Business German industrial production fell for the third straight month in July. It's the latest news fanning fears of a prolonged downturn in Germany – as companies face high energy prices, sluggish global demand...

Why the US is Losing the Solar Race to China Solar panels will be the main source of renewable energy in 2030, and they’re mostly made in China. For the United States, the accelerating pace of the climate crisis has quickly turned this industrial reality into a strategic threat. US President...

Yanis Varoufakis on China Greece’s former finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, discusses China’s growing role in Southern Europe and EU politics with Anatole Kaletsky, Co-Chairman of Gavekal Draganomics, David Alandete, Managing Editor of El Pais, and Torsten Riecke, Handelsblatt’s...

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Australia is Building a $125BN Mega-Railway 00:00 Intro 00:51 Get Construction Talking 01:20 Melbourne is Changing 02:41 The Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) 04:20 Masterworks 05:42 The Metro Tunnel 08:55 Outro

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