What Ray Dalio advocates in this video is basically what China's top political leaders have done ever since the end of the 1970s. That approach is to view other nation-states as natural experiments in different systems of political economy, in order to use them as the basis for more effective policy design. These natural experiments enable canny observers to understand just how such systems of political economy work in practice, as well as whether or not they're actually viable. It's an approach

🚨💔 Heartbreaking tragedy unfolds in China again. On May 3, a female tourist named Liu died in a horrific accident at Maliuyan Adventure Park in Sichuan’s Huaying City. Strapped into the “Waterfall Swing” — a 168-meter-high ride over a roaring waterfall — she repeatedly screamed “It’s not tied tight!” twice as staff ignored her and pushed her off the platform. She plummeted, slammed into the cliff, and was pronounced dead on the way to hospital.This wasn’t bad luck. It was preventable negligenc

This isn't AI, it's the Huajiang Canyon Bridge in Guizhou, China, the world's highest bridge at 625 meters above the river beneath it.It features a man-made waterfall created by diverting karst spring water discovered during tunnel construction.