I am not suggesting I have any problem with China taking longer...

First 1376 Last

Share
Profile

Follow
Fact Finder

10,253 Posts.

27888

07/09/24

19:44

Post #: 75576262
Share

Originally posted by pintohoo: ↑

I reckon there's probably a reasonable argument for allowing China more time to get to some set environmental standards

if there is an urgent need to produce LOTS of engineering bits ------ for some great climatic happening - so that humans can urgently build new locations and shift things around

who might be able to do that mass mass mass production?

China? or places like Australia?

pretty obvious to me ------------- China has some skills and they are very good at them

the knock off industry shows us in clarity what the Chinese are very very good at -

ultra rapid development of systems and production lines to manufacture things - and when we are talking ultra rapid - we mean - ultra rapid.

In the past - the yanks have been very good at building stuff urgently when they needed to

I can't recall the exact times - but, yanks can do - they really can - in the past.

They've build airfields in 24 or 48 hours. They lost a major telephone exchange way back - and it would have taken normally a couple of years to build such a thing - they did it in a week or so
don't hold me to the exactitude of the times - but, they are pretty close.

But, to give a new iphone or similar to a chinese knock of mob - and in 24 hours - they are producing thousands of the things ---------------- that's class, that's performance

and, they can do it in a range of qualities - from crap to top shelf -

that - is a skill.

I can see that kind of performance could well be necessary for the survival of much of humanity in the not too far future

if something like the AMOC does stall in a few years to a couple of decades - then, the amount of engineering that will be needed will be more than breath taking - we will not have words to describe it ------ IMO - it will leave the scale of industrialisation pre WW2 and during WW2 - in the dust in comparison

and China will be a huge part in that - IMO, it needs to be allowed to build up to that kind of potential scale.

maybe they'll control the world by then - but, to me - someone has to - I can't see them doing a worse job than the yanks have ---------- we shall see

Expand

I am not suggesting I have any problem with China taking longer indeed if they achieve their aspiration of 2060 it will be an incredible achievement.

What I am asking is what is the catastrophe that will befall us here in Australia and elsewhere around the world if Australia also takes to 2060 to reach net zero and by taking a bit longer gets us there without hurting the economy and ordinary Australians?

Why should I be scared if it takes till 2060 to get the transition right?

FF.
1 Upvote

Reply

Top Stories

MKT

The ASX can overlook its Telecomm small-caps. Here’s one diversified brand with an international footprint

AR3

Overland drilling proves promising for Australian Rare Earths' uranium hopes

3DA

To make modern missiles, you need 3D Printing. And in that gold rush, Amaero is selling shovels

Trump is President Again: What Does This Mean for Crypto?

CPV

ClearVue inks deal with UK heated glass player to combine solar tech with its offering

First 1376 Last

I am not suggesting I have any problem with China taking longer...

The ASX can overlook its Telecomm small-caps. Here’s one diversified brand with an international footprint

Overland drilling proves promising for Australian Rare Earths' uranium hopes

To make modern missiles, you need 3D Printing. And in that gold rush, Amaero is selling shovels

Trump is President Again: What Does This Mean for Crypto?

ClearVue inks deal with UK heated glass player to combine solar tech with its offering

Featured News

Featured News

I am not suggesting I have any problem with China taking longer...

Top Stories

The ASX can overlook its Telecomm small-caps. Here’s one diversified brand with an international footprint

Overland drilling proves promising for Australian Rare Earths' uranium hopes

To make modern missiles, you need 3D Printing. And in that gold rush, Amaero is selling shovels

Trump is President Again: What Does This Mean for Crypto?

ClearVue inks deal with UK heated glass player to combine solar tech with its offering

Featured News

Featured News