There seems to be a new video coming out daily of innovative solutions in China. I assume much of it is intentional propaganda, but I’d love many of those things here. But, we don’t have the culture for it anymore :(

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There seems to be a new video coming out daily of innovative solutions in China. I assume much of it is intentional propaganda, but I’d love many of those things here. But, we don’t have the culture for it anymore :( 

https://x.com/xh_lee23/status/1902541548400845045?s=46

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Question is, are they practical innovations for daily life?

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I don’t know if I’d feel comfortable with over automation and of course the authoritarian implications.

Drone delivery. A fresh game above you for fresh fruit for dessert. Electric chargers that move on the ceiling of a parking garage so that any parking spot can be a charging location. 

I’d say yes. Though I’m sure the authoritarian tech is not publicized :)