Kyla Scanlon

And people were like, you're obviously getting paid.

And I'm like, I'm

I'm not I'm super not getting paid by China.

But anyway, so that is like part of it is that they do have that rise in soft power.

And then they're also really good at AI.

Like they have outpaced American models in terms of artificial analysis, intelligence rankings.

And then they have really focused on the real economy now.

So that's something that Mark Carney and President Xi and China have in common is that they've, you know, they're both really focused on energy.

Like China's built out 40 nuclear reactors over the past year or so, I believe, and the U.S.

has zero.

So if you think about what has to power AI, it's energy.

Everybody's banging their entire economy on AI and China's winning the energy race and therefore they're going to win the AI race.

So I don't really know if they have to do anything different other than what they've already done because they saw the future of the world in a much different way than the US did.

The US is like, okay, our second fastest growing sector is going to be gambling.

We're going to financialize everything.

And...

China has just thought about it very differently and for them.

I mean they could entice people with the investments I think they're doing that with the gold reserves.

They're doing that with trade deals, but China has their own problems like I you know, there was a somebody Representative from China at Davos and he said he wanted to be the China wants to be the traitor with the world but they also want to be the world's market meaning that they want to buy stuff and

However, China has had a tough time stirring domestic consumption.