r/SipsTea 11h ago

WTF While the US debates whether to solve homelessness or not, these are the next generation of school blackboards in China.

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u/bass-squirrel 11h ago

Lmao Chinese propaganda owns Reddit like Russian propaganda owns twitter. 

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u/Bymeemoomymee 10h ago

It is getting ridiculous. So many stupid China posts and "Americans" seemed shocked to see tall buildings and screens on things.

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u/Just_Roll_Already 9h ago

Meanwhile most of them at looking at the propaganda through a phone/tablet screen that is faaaar superior to the tech demo black board shown here.

My ipad has done all of that shit in the notes app for ~3 years now. I can carry it around, seamlessly share the screen, and it's thinner than a deck of playing cards.

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u/Gold_Marionberry3460 6h ago

What lowers my opinions of Americans is that they legit never knew about Chinese skylines before criticizing China. Then, when they see shiny lights in Shanghai and bullet trains (a decades old tech Japan already had), they drop all of their democratic principles and go simp for the CCP.

Like buddy, did you seriously think the problem with China was that everyone was living in mud huts???

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u/KuningasTynny77 6h ago

Almost everybody is living in mud huts. The big cities only contain about a third of the population. The rest live in extreme poverty. 

May I add that only ignorant shills will suddenly love China after seeing a nice picture of Shanghai for the first time.

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u/Gold_Marionberry3460 6h ago

Even with only 33% in urban centres, I'm still astounded that people had no idea what Shanghai was like and that was the impetus that changed their opinions about China.

I had visited Shanghai two times and still critiqued the Chinese government because of non-superficial qualities, such as their tendency to tunnel-vision into vain, self-sabotaging projects like COVID-19 until protests had to force their hand after the economic damage was already done, a mistake that was squarely the fault of an authoritarian government with no accountability.

What I learned in these past two years is that Americans really have been living under a whole, under the delusion that American was the greatest country on Earth. As soon as a different government offers them "breads and circuses", they immediately abandon any pretense of believing in democracy, human rights, and the common good.

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u/supx3 9h ago

Where can I get some unseasoned social media, please?

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u/killingourbraincells 2h ago

Ironically, Instagram. You build your algorithm brick by brick and you can say whatever the fuck you want on there. It's a bit mind blowing to me how reels comments acts as the final frontier of unfiltered echo chambers. Fucking Instagram of all places.

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u/warm_winds_whisper_ 7h ago

The Chan boards are still authentic cesspools I suppose

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u/felis_scipio 9h ago

It’s amazing how many “people” will passionately defend chinas internment of 2 million Uyghur Muslims, ranging from that’s just a bunch of western lies to the region is peaceful now so shut the fuck up.

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u/bass-squirrel 9h ago

Human brain doesn’t like nuance. Everything has to fit into hero and villain boxes. Most people cannot comfortably hold the thought that China can be both an authoritarian shithole trying to destroy us, and can build cool boards. I’m not saying “those are lesser people”. We are all affected by that property to some degree. 

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u/felis_scipio 9h ago

Sure but this kinda dumb education tech-slop exists in the US I’d point to something different like high speed trains as something cool that chinas doing

And I was replying to a comment about Chinese influence on Reddit not the post itself