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China's Knockoff Tesla Cybertruck and Elon Musk

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Ian Pendleton

If the worst case scenario comes to pass and the CCP forces invade and conquer the whole of Taiwan, how much of an insurgency could the Taiwanese people create? And how effective do you think it would be, especially in the long run? I personally think that the Taiwanese people could make the island the Vietnam of the CCP, but I would love to know what you have to say on the matter.

Richard Wallberg

Dear Chris, presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy says that Taiwan's best chance against China is for their government loosen gun laws and let the citizens arm themselves like they do in the US and Switzerland. Do you think that will help or Taiwan would allow something like the 2nd amendment?

mark

For Elon Musk and his view of Tesla... I think his primary goal there is to "save the planet" by getting the world off of fossil fuels. China copying Tesla's vehicles and mass adopting them would help in that objective. So it likely is a case of "please steal this tech from me" in this specific case. Just don't let his fellow Tesla stockholders catch on. 😉

A Patreon of the Ahts

Taiwan has been preparing for invasion for decades. Easier said than done, conquering Taiwan....

Tony Chopkoski

Back in '88 they were being shelled by the mainland and they put up neon sign telling the CCP off....well, to fuck off.

Ian Pendleton

Believe me, I'm more then aware that the Taiwanese have prepared for decades for the CCP's eventual attempt to conquer their home. I'm still worried though; if Taiwan were to somehow fall, the rest of the Pacific would likely fall as well unless something drastic were to happen.

Ringleader

Hey Chris, Ever since the fake gold embarrassment the CCP had a couple of years ago, you would think that other countries would be reluctant to trade gold with the them. How is the CCP proving that their gold reserves are legitimate and not just more propaganda?

Joe King

Some brilliantly named comment generator on YouTube asked Lei (Lei's Real Talk) about that last week, she had an agreement based response that burned painfully with deep wisdom.. these three CU heroes have hilarity powers, however

Michael Lambert

Tesla has already backed off on a massive expansion to the Shanghai plant that it had announced. It had planned to manufacture a lower cost model but seems to have backed away from that as well. Meanwhile, the wages paid Chinese workers in its Shanghai plant are causing issues for competitors. Further, it is making a significant profit while its competitors (BYD in particular) are hemorrhaging money. It was always obvious that China wanted to go to school on Tesla, but it is an open question whether it can replicate what Tesla does. It is a heavily integraded manufacturer that has secured supply chains at favorable rates. That is why it can cut prices and still be profitable. If worse comes to worse and China nationalizes the Shanghai plant, it will have other megafactories on line (Austin, Mexico, Berlin) to pick up the slack. Furthermore, that would signal the death of China as a country into which foreign firms could ever invest money for at least 20 years. Final observation, the Chinese pickup truck is planned as diesel, hybrid or electric - which means it is a compromised design. The old car companies have tried this tactic before and it never works. The compromises needed to make it work with multiple drive trains result in a truck that doesn't preform well against vehicles designed from the ground up for electric propulsion. In short, it is a strategic mistake. They may sell some models, but won't come close to matching the performance of the Cybertruck.