Of course the comments had to make it a dick measuring contest with America. Do you guys ever get tired of feeling constantly under attack at the mere mention of the word "China"?

> for demonstrating basic critical thinking

Reddit encourages conformity. Which is why people use words like "circlejerk" and "hivemind" to describe it. Being critical and having your own opinion if highly discouraged here.

People have been putting way too much trust in outlets like AP and Reuters. Turns out that the more impartial and trustworthy a news source claims to be and the more alert we should be. It's easy to see the bias of obviously biased news outlets, much harder to see it when it's this subtle and hidden.

We live under a system in which your boss earns more and more while you earn less and less. And we've decided that the system is perfect. So obviously the problem must be somewhere else.

Not even if your boss is Elon Musk?

And how is just producing more food going to fix it then?

We don't actually need to grow more food. If we want to "solve world hunger" we just need to distribute the food we have better.

Systematic destruction of an ethnic group and its culture falls right under the definition if genocide. Also, Israel is a terrorist state.

That would be so pointless. There'd be literally no advantage to having a 3d classroom over a simple zoom call. The information being shared would literally be the same. Case in point, remote degrees are already a thing, even in top universities.

>future of cars

You mean the future of toys for people rich on blood money?

Like, nobody has yet built a functioning fusion reactor so what exactly are they going to put inside this power plant? Or maybe, just maybe this article is BS?