Jordan Schneider
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408 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 21 May
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The government policies around subsidies and, you know, charging stations and whatever, all that stuff I think is very transparent.
And I agree with Kaiser from the perspective of there are really lessons that the U.S.
and other countries around the world should learn about when it comes to cultivating strategic industries and giving policy support and knowing when to
pull that policy support away and let the companies sort of run on their own.
So what's my one sentence conclusion for you, Azeem?
Like, yeah, like it is a very complicated, weird artifact, but it's not a fool's errand to try to learn things about it, even if you don't speak Chinese.
I think there's a lot of good writing and analysis out there.
No one ever asks.
So, you know, I was in Los Alamos.
I think there's like deep pandemic.
We did like I spent a few weeks with my wife, like driving around New Mexico and Texas.
And
Like it's there to remind me that this stuff is really serious and this stuff matters.
And as much as I try to like make light of these dynamics between the U S and China, like things can go incredibly poorly.
I would very presumptuously say that the point of China talk and the work I've been doing for the past eight years is actually aimed at avoiding great power war.
I don't know.
That's a lot to put on a podcast and newsletter.
I think that America needs to make it really clear, both from a diplomatic and from a sort of military hardware perspective, that a war in Taiwan is a war that China would lose.
And then this is the harder one, is that in order for the two countries to like really get to a different phase than the phrase that we've been in since 2015 of my little periodization of these are two countries that are competing.
I think there needs to be a different understanding of from Chinese leadership that they can play a role in the world, which is not a sort of inherently sort of threatened and confrontational one.
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