An invention that makes the nation of China redundant

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11 Nov 2010, 7:07 pm

CloudWalker wrote:
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Of course not, but its not about mass production any more than desktop publishing was about mass production. Did we all start writing books and scoring music? Of course not. But the effects were undeniable.

Agreed. I just don't think it'll make the nation of China redundant.


Please don't take that literally, I was actually being tongue-in-cheek :P



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11 Nov 2010, 10:38 pm

CloudWalker wrote:
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Of course not, but its not about mass production any more than desktop publishing was about mass production. Did we all start writing books and scoring music? Of course not. But the effects were undeniable.

Agreed. I just don't think it'll make the nation of China redundant.


Nor do I.


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12 Nov 2010, 5:39 pm

Oops, we really need a sarcasm emotion and tongue-in-cheek emotion.