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Comment by cbg0

12 days ago

Try attacking the points he made in the article instead of him.

What attacks? Fwiw: "he's likely to be right about a lot of things". Perhaps I should have been more specific: I think his analyses are mostly correct, his predictions are not.

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  • For example: "you can't imagine the cheap Chinese robots coming online"... Then what's stopping an American manufacturer from buying a Chinese robot, taking the tariff hit once, then manufacturing domestically with no tariff?

I don't really see what he said as an attack. It's good to have some "small print" sprinkles with the meal.