He argues AI and semiconductors are not a one-country capture problem due to globally distributed supply chains, keeping strategic leverage with the U.S. despite industrial competition.
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Strategic Advantage
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"yes but you're like no no no no no no doesn't that mean that China could one day overtake the United States could China..."
"reverse the production of the semiconductors because it's too sophisticated it's too expensive only only one country can specialize only one field okay doesn't..."
"Iran clearly has the strategic advantage. I think the next step in the escalation ladder is that Trump will sit in ground forces."
"...that after a month, I think that Iran clearly has the strategic advantage. What I mean by that is that Iran is very clearly..."
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