East Asia in Podcasts

Asia in 1960 always had a sufficient demographic density to be able to pay for its infrastructure, to have deep concentrated urban markets, to raise taxes.

One is that if you compare diverse populations from different continents around the world, for example, Europeans and East Asians, and you look at mutations that differ in frequency between these groups, all mutations differ a little bit in frequency, sometimes a lot, you can say, what are the most different mutations in terms of frequency between Europeans and East Asians?

So Asia is very heavily exposed right now and more acutely thinking about what the impacts might be, how they might want to pre-answer than the United States, of course, which produces a lot of oil but still needs Middle Eastern grades for blending and refining.