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ferrel_hadley t1_jdc9x28 wrote

Reply to comment by TheCriticalAmerican in US tech rules bar UAE moon rover from China’s Chang’e 7 mission by weinsteinjin

>That’s disappointing, though. It limits the abilities of countries to develop their own space industries

So basically you are braying like a donkey about nothing. Every developer of advanced technologies has laws on re-export.

>prohibits international collaboration.

China steal technology relentlessly. They stole US technology to use on their nuclear ICBMs. This is why there is such rules to try to limit their thieving. (The Wolf Amendment)

I understand that to people like you, every piece of intellectual property in the world belongs to the CCP. The UAE entered into a legal agreement it understood to buy components for its missions. It is not being "unfairly restricted". Now your greed is driving you be angry that you cannot get your hands on those components to steal the IP from.

They can buy the components China already stole from others. :)

Have a nice day.

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Analyst7 t1_jdcokwq wrote

Well said very valid points. However your opponent is likely being paid to have this fight. Still thanks for your efforts.

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TheCriticalAmerican t1_jdcbz1p wrote

I’m just disappointed that we can’t all work together for a shared future for mankind and are still stuck on militarization and threatening to destroy ourself.

I have no idea what your point is. I’d rather live in a world with completely open access to information and technology so the best and brightest can work together and forge a prosperous future for mankind.

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Analyst7 t1_jdcp2w4 wrote

>completely open access to information

Such as the CCP's "Great Firewall"

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TheCriticalAmerican t1_jdcr58v wrote

Access to Facebook and social media is the same thing as access to Science and technology. Yes. Absolutely.

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ferrel_hadley t1_jdcd237 wrote

>I’m just disappointed that we can’t all work together for a shared future

Id say stealing technology to use for weapons of mass destruction is kind of an acceptable reason to block people from technology access.

>I have no idea what your point is.

Then your opinions can be dismissed.

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CRCLLC t1_jdloqf3 wrote

only in america.. I’m so thankful Morris Chang left this so-called leader country and founded TSMC. I’m so grateful we sold zip ties bought at Walmart for $5, to be sold for $800.. to go from 40% production to 10%.. just to listen to you speak cry baby..

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