WHAT CHINA HAS ABANDONED

1. China has abandoned GPS. The BeiDou navigation system now offers centimeter-level precision and has over 100 million users worldwide. Even Middle Eastern oil magnates are ditching GPS for BeiDou. Can you believe it? America’s eye on the world has gone blind.
2. China has abandoned Boeing. The C919 has already secured over 1,200 orders and wiped $80 billion off Boeing’s value in a single year. There was a time when “buying is better than building” was the mantra, but the tables have turned—buying Chinese planes now seems like the smarter choice. Boeing was caught completely off guard.
3. China has abandoned American chips. Yangtze Memory’s solid-state drives have slashed international prices in half. After the return of Kirin chips, Qualcomm panicked and dropped prices by 30% overnight. What they once used to strangle China has become China’s own deadly weapon.
4. China has abandoned Windows. UnionTech UOS has surpassed 5 million installations with full adoption by national ministries and major banks. Microsoft’s CEO is losing sleep over this, but there’s nothing they can do about it.
5. China has abandoned Western medical equipment. Shanghai United Imaging’s CT scanners are now entering clinics in the US and Europe. Germany’s Siemens had to cut prices on similar models by 40%. Chinese medical technology has firmly planted its flag on Western soil.
6. China has abandoned foreign fuel-powered engines. BYD’s blade batteries have forced Toyota executives to tear apart cars on the spot for inspection. Tesla lost $1.2 trillion in market value in just three months. The era of gasoline cars is ending—and in the new energy world, China is calling the shots.
7. China has abandoned Oracle databases. Ant Group’s OceanBase has shattered global performance records. Bank transaction systems no longer have to bow to American pressure. This is true technological sovereignty.
8. China has abandoned Western industrial software. Zhongwang CAD has driven France’s Dassault to beg for mercy with price cuts. Sany Heavy Industry used domestic software to design the world’s largest tunnel boring machine. China has blasted a massive hole in the West’s monopoly on industrial software.
9. China has abandoned dollar payments. The RMB cross-border payment system now covers 180 countries and regions. Saudi Arabia is now selling its oil in RMB. The first major crack in American hegemony was pried open by China.
10. China has abandoned the West’s genetically modified seeds. Yuan Longping’s team has developed salt-tolerant rice yielding over 1,000 jin per mu. China’s granaries are now filled with Chinese grain. Monsanto’s seed patents have lost their grip, and China has seized full control of its food security.
11. China has abandoned American social media. Xiaohongshu (RedNote) has drawn 30 million American users. Zuckerberg watches helplessly as daily active users plummet on his platforms while Chinese social apps explode overseas.
12. Finally, China has abandoned Western military equipment. The Fujian aircraft carrier’s electromagnetic launch system outpaces America’s Ford class, and DF missiles force carriers to keep their distance. The US military-industrial complex held emergency meetings all night long.

⭕️This isn’t just technological progress. These are twelve tolling bells heralding the collapse of Western hegemony.

🔶Quote from Professor Yang Fan, professor of economics and doctoral advisor at China University of Political Science and Law. He serves as Chairman of the Academic Committee of the Business School and has been a visiting researcher at the China Economy Research Center of Peking University. He is also Executive Director of the Economic Research Association of the National Defense University

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Xi Jinping is putting on a clinic:

“The whole world is watching our meeting. The International situation is turbulent. The world is at a new crossroads: Can China and the US overcome the Thucydides Trap and create a new paradigm to meet global challenges together.”

The Thucydides Trap is the structural tension that occurs when a rapidly rising power (China) threatens to displace an established ruling power that is in decline (US).

By mentioning the Thucydides trap, Xi Jinping is signaling that China is the new leader of the free world and what’s remarkable is, unlike the U.S., China achieved this without dropping bombs, waging endless wars, or spending $1 trillion a year on its military.

Instead China became the leader of the free world by investing in its people with housing, education, health care, and the best modern infrastructure in the world, and investing in its neighbor countries through its Belt and Road Initiative, which has funded ports, railways, and energy networks across the Global South.

The US became a “superpower” through endless wars, corruption, and selling out its own people to the billionaire class while China became a superpower and surpassed the US by building trade and relations with the world and investing in its people instead of wars. Americans would be wise to take note and then change our corrupt government.

Jonno 🦘🌏

13 May 2026

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• We’ll meet again Don’t know where Don’t know when But I know we’ll meet again some sunny day

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• Thematics Logic

• Global Education and Internet Reform

• A dead end to the pre-apocalyptic tyranny of Warrior princesse .. oh come on it’s just so implausible THAT BEING THE biggest offence of PRESCRIBED & PREDICTIVE TEXT let alone the AI atrocity on human civil society ..adventurers explorers dusky slinky girl-deflowerer-impregnators and fake scientists

• serried ranks of assembled lilies of the field in all their glory quote

• “Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin: And yet I say unto you, That even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.”
— Matthew 6:28-29

https://wired4weld.wordpress.com/2026/05/12/whats-goin-on-you-welt-pressers%e2%9d%93/

open.substack.com/pub/blundelljohn37/p/doing-science-for-empire-in-1840s

Neurocognitive-health 2-5 set series Quantum-relations thematics logic, Quantum ideational or commonly Right-brained nextness, Moses Maimonides (‘PUT METAPHYSICS last’) & Baruch Spinoza enthusiast and that’s about it for human antiquity, ap..

art from our own old people, yahrduh, Economy, regenerative agriculture, cradle to grave Education-reform essentially & urgently in 25,000 ‘universities’ worldwide, ex Community Economist Publications Worldwide newsletter 1997 – 2003, electoral candidate against John Wayne Olsen and the tide of British colonial history (Morons Central) reckoned), vote-count managed by the Liberal Party of Australia with its string of Great-man SA directors with resonant if not pharmaceutical testosterone boosted voices (HEAR that voice, young people – try an understan it) AND their pals ‘down’ the years/ me to Stewart Cockburn first Press Secretary to RG Menzies (who reportedly ‘hopped’ over to their proverbial ‘Mother-c_nt-tree’ – HEY welcome to my country – to recruit him),1994 are they crooks or idiots, he, they’re all crooks John/ you do learn, young people

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In February I decided I should not pay WordPress $120 subscription so now I’m in the fund zone where it’s difficult to format and layout what want to and your readers need you to FOR THEIR EDUCATIONAL CLARITY & PURPOSE SO NOW DOCUMENTS OF THIS SORT TAKE PRECIOUS HALF HOURS TO WRITE ARE STILL NOT PROPERLY FORMATTED AND GET PLASTERED WITH ADVERTISING.

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Quite pleasant still but it is warm yes the lady of the house is a gardener. I’ll do that for sure yeah thank you and you

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Despite record tariff levels, the US trade deficit is widening in large part because of the boom in AI-related investment

American imports related to the artificial intelligence boom have more than doubled since 2023 while non-AI imports have fallen. This hunger for AI investment has increased the U.S. trade deficit despite the highest tariffs in a century. AI-related exports from the U.S. have also surged, though not as much, according to new (AI-assisted) research from Minneapolis Fed Monetary Advisor Michael Waugh (Minneapolis Fed Staff Report 684, “Trade in AI-Related Products”). … 

The analysis unsurprisingly finds that Taiwan, the world’s dominant producer of advanced semiconductor chips, is a major source of AI-relevant imports. But under Waugh’s broader umbrella of AI-related goods, Mexico is equally important, with Mexico and Taiwan each supplying about a quarter of U.S. imports. Mexico is a major source for electrical, cooling, and networking products. Mexico is also a major destination for America’s AI-related exports. Some of this traffic, Waugh believes, represents supply chains that cross the southern border multiple times. AI-related trade also helps explain why U.S. trade with Mexico remained robust in the face of tariffs while imports from Canada dropped. AI-related imports from mainland China were never large, but have fallen since 2023 and are now below 10 percent, less than Vietnam or Thailand. Waugh notes that Chinese imports—AI-related and otherwise—faced an additional 20 percent tariff (based on allegations of supplying chemicals used to make the drug fentanyl).

Source: Jeff Horwich on Minneapolis Fed

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1993, ‘4, and ‘5 Australia

MONKEYS’ & GEA’s MUNIFICENTᵛ THANKS ADAM’s TEAM

‘Dan masks have been documented as the embodiment of at least a dozen artistic personalities. Among these are Deangle, who ventures into the village from the initiation camps to ask women for food; Tankagle and Bagle, who entertain through a range of aesthetically pleasing dances, skits, and mimes; Gunyege, whose mask is worn by a community’s champion foot racers in competitions; and Bugle, who historically leads men into battle. This example’s distinctive projecting triangular cheekbones and recessed triangular eye apertures indicate that this is probably a kagle mask. Kagle masks are “troublemakers”, meant to disturb village festivities with their erratic movements and agressive behavior. Intended to symbolize the brutal force of the bush and of savage, nonhuman creatures, the “troublemaker” is in fact a test of the solidity of social institutions. Its disruptive performance serves a social function by teaching the value of order and discipline through its negative example.’

*Munificent is an adjective that describes someone very liberal, lavish, or extremely generous in giving. It often refers to large donations, gifts, or acts of kindness, stemming from the Latin munificus (generous). Synonyms include bountiful, unsparing, charitable, and openhanded.

John

..social skills: their ability to connect, empathize, and recognize a good original idea and persuade people to back it.

The first two, cognitive and emotional empathy, can be the basis of manipulation if a leader has no ethical scruples about doing so.

(iii) ..concern

Pic Lord Byron born 22nd Jan 1788 in London Britain famous ravisher and up-the-duffer of 12 year old Greek girls

Many thanks Daniel Goleman for these notes on Emotional-intelligence and worldwide broken-down counter-productive Official-permission 2 speak-write-publish post Greenspan & Friedman leadership.

(iii) ..concern

John Blundell

Australia

Lord Byron born on 22 January 1788 in London Britain ravisher and up-the-duffer of 12 year-old Greek girls major alibi and/ or ambition apparently some kind of revolution in 1821 cwoaoaorrrrhhhh Kaz Cook 1980-ish Australia

LADIES & GENTLEMEN there ff the second Antonio Gramsci-inspired radical critique of mine these 3 or 4 hours..

Therefore my exquisite 5 set series formatting, document coherency epistemological validity and Third-decade of 21C thematic clarity are assured but I’ve not reviewed the shit.

We have no time to fool around OR look after numpties, gangsters and sads like my $300 a wk live-in landlady who verbally abuses me each 10 daze or so for managing my tenancy & working days with èclat..

We as ever thank good old Tim Cook of  for a keypad with squiggly things above English vowels did i get that right and below consonants continents and shit did i get that right too?

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“A researcher spent two years documenting what AI is doing to the way humans think.

“His conclusion fits in one sentence.
AI is standardizing human thought. Across societies. Across cultures. Across generations. Simultaneously. At a scale no technology in history has ever achieved.

“The paper is called “The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Human Thought.” Published July 2025 on arXiv. Written by independent researcher Rénald Gesnot, categorized under Computers & Society and Human-Computer Interaction.

“It is not a benchmark paper. It is not a capability paper. It is something rarer — a systematic analysis of what happens to human cognition, creativity, and intellectual diversity when billions of people outsource their thinking to the same machine.

“Here is the mechanism the researcher describes.
When you ask an AI a question, you get an answer shaped by the model’s training data, its fine-tuning, its alignment process, and the preferences of the company that built it. That answer is not neutral. It reflects a specific set of values, framings, and assumptions. Usually Western. Usually English-dominant. Usually optimized for engagement and approval.

“When 500 million people ask the same AI similar questions and receive similar answers, those answers become reference points. People quote them. Build on them. Argue from them.

“The diversity of starting points — different cultures, different intellectual traditions, different ways of framing problems — begins to compress.

“The researcher describes this as cognitive standardi [s] ation.

“Not censorship. Not propaganda. Something subtler and harder to reverse. A gravitational pull toward the outputs of a small number of models, trained by a small number of companies, reflecting a small number of worldviews.

“The paper also documents algorithmic manipulation — AI systems that exploit cognitive biases to influence behavior.

“The way recommendation algorithms produce filter bubbles.

“The way AI-generated content exploits confirmation bias.

“The way personalization systems learn what you already believe and feed it back to you amplified.
“And then the creativity question — the one nobody wants to answer directly.

When AI can produce a poem, an essay, a business plan, or a research summary in seconds — and when that output is often indistinguishable from or preferred over human-generated content — what happens to the human practice of creating those things?

“Not the output. The practice. The struggle. The failure. The slow development of a personal voice through years of imperfect attempts.

“The researcher argues that cognitive offloading — delegating thinking tasks to AI — does not merely save time.

“It atrophies the mental capacity that the offloaded task was building.

“Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon found this empirically in 2025: higher AI trust correlates directly with measurably lower critical thinking.

“The researcher provides the theoretical framework for why.
The paper ends with a question the researcher admits he cannot answer.

“Once a generation grows up with AI as the default thinking partner — once the habit of outsourcing cognition is formed before the habit of independent thought is developed — what does intellectual autonomy even mean?

“And is it already too late to find out?”

Source: Gesnot, R. · “The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Human Thought” · arXiv:2508.16628 · arxiv.org/abs/2508.16628 · July 2025

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MANY thanks 2 our writer ≣ acknowledgement ff tomorrow ELT

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JOHN BLUNDELL 🦘🌏

• Thematics 2-5 set series logic

• Neurocognitive education and health

• Reform of the internet – the involution

• Immediate re-orientation of all studies in 25k universities

• REMOVAL of all Healthy-age circa 12-15 arrested psycho-spiritual development sociopaths in positions of public trust, authority & responsibility, worldwide, immediate

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Was this the 2015 big du-bl-de-thatcherian investor pitch for VF ?

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“The never-ending AI bullshit machine continues, with Anthropic and Dario Amodei now manufacturing more hype every day than Donald Trump while he’s on the toilet at 2 AM vomiting on social media.

“Let’s get a few things straight. Anthropic is launching a massive propaganda campaign about its products designed to boost the company’s valuation, no different than Sam Altman and OpenAI three years ago, when they were promising that AI would shortly solve all of the world’s major problems (we’re still waiting Sam).

“Mythos cannot actually hack anything by itself in real-world environments, it cannot implement complex end-to-end attacks. It just identifies software vulnerabilities and suggests scripts to exploit them. In most realistic computing environments, it would be instantly crushed by specialized firewalls, EDR, and just about any generic AV software. Claude Code and all the recent releases are great, definitely a step above the competition, but they’re not gamechangers yet. You can’t vibecode your way to complex enterprise software. Setting up an HR system is not like setting up a personal website.

“Anthropic is manufacturing a lot of hype to position itself for the next funding rounds, and none of us should be fooled by what’s actually going on.

“Surveys and reports are consistently showing that most corporations aren’t really seeing a major productivity boost from AI adoption. But what they are about to see are massive cost spikes from Big Tech for all the new shiny AI software platforms they’re using, and those Christmas gifts are likely to come sooner rather than later! And that’s not even getting to the major challenges of AI adoption and integration. Just today I read about a Claude agent going rogue and deleting large parts of a company’s data.

“AI adoption is not a panacea and it will solve absolutely none of the world’s major problems. Instead, it’s going to be messy, complex, tentative, full of false starts, twists and turns, and subsumed under the broader class struggles and geopolitical rivalries of global capitalism.

“Buckle up because it’s going to be a bumpy ride.”

John Blundell

• Thematics 2-5 set series logic

• Neurocognitive education and health

• Reform of the internet – the involution

• Immediate re-orientation of all studies in 25k universities

• REMOVAL of all Healthy-age circa 12-15 arrested psycho-spiritual development sociopaths in positions of public trust, authority & responsibility, worldwide, immediate

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^ᴮ In early 2015, Musk and Altman were having regular Wednesday dinners and discussing apocalyptic scenarios involving AI. By May 2015, they aimed to create a “Manhattan Project” for safe AGI (Artificial General Intelligence)

On Symbiosis: Musk agreed with Altman that humans were already a “human-machine collective symbiote”

^ᴬ2015 Vanity Fair New Establishment Summit in San Francisco, held on October 6-7, 2015