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China is attempting to mirror the entire GitHub over to their own servers, users report
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this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2024
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I would argue that this culture would possibly be good to learn from them, first. It didn't come to existence as some kind of social evolution, but was impressed by power.
Second, at least they are behind Europeans in the culture of genocide.
Learn some respect, first of all, - China has had quite a few developmental achievements historically.
Learn that intellectual property is a less certain case than material property. Especially intellectual property in cases where there's only one way to do something.
Learn that if you steal and copy well enough, you can dominate or replace those you steal and copy from. Say, Spanish is not the dominant language on this planet, because the rest of Europe was stealing and copying well enough. Say, western Roman Empire ended, because peoples under its influence were stealing and copying well enough to go on without such a hegemon.
Learn that there's no end of history and sometimes you have to be more cunning.
Learn that you are stupid and if you don't know how to do things right, find the way to do them somehow, it's better than nothing.
A lot of things.
Well, it's related in my PoV.
We are discussing this in English, mostly American English at that.