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So that link at the bottom redirects to an NPR interview (https://www.npr.org/2023/11/15/1213287201/how-chinas-weakened-economy-plays-into-talks-between-biden-and-xi) and it's just a bog standard interview? This exchange here is a little funny:
The guy never makes any sort of numerical comparison between the US and China. The closest he gets is to say that this "economic funk" is nowhere near as bad as the 2008 recession. That "64%" seems to be imaginary.
Out of her ass, you say?
like a dagmad acme mallet
Glaring at the 1992 Chicago Bulls and announcing, "This is it. They've peaked. They're over as a franchise."
Evidence doesn't matter in the vibes-based international order
Neither does the fact that China's real estate industry is deflating like a balloon, yet China is still netting 5% YoY GDP growth.