π Charlie Munger believes that both the U.S and China are equally responsible for the tensions between them.
πΌ The speaker expresses gratitude for the Berkshire Hathaway investment and shares given to his children.
π° The speaker asks about the current valuation of U.S-China internet companies.
π There have been tensions and uncertainties between the United States and China in their economic relationship.
π€ Both sides are equally responsible for the tension and should work towards getting along and promoting free trade.
π Engaging in a partnership with China has allowed Apple to achieve significant success and innovation.
πΌ The tension between the US and China is detrimental to both companies and they should respond to each other with kindness.
π The US and China, as superpowers, need to find a balance between competition and cooperation.
π₯ If either side pushes the other too far, it increases the probability of a destructive outcome.
π Understanding the U.S-China tensions and Game Theory dilemmas in the context of the next century.
π« The danger of leaders making excessive promises and the need for diplomacy and persuasive skills.
π€ The importance of both countries convincing each other and their own populations for fruitful cooperation.
π‘ Both the US and China are equally responsible for the tensions between them.
π The current situation is different from historical times, and a small mistake in this game could have severe consequences.
π It is crucial for the leaders of both countries to ensure that their citizens understand the risks involved to maintain a better relationship.
π‘ Global tensions between the United States and China have led to concerns about authoritarian actions and potential dangers.
π The world has faced challenges such as nuclear threats, pandemics, and cyber warfare, which have increased the potential for destruction.
π€ Both China and the United States need to understand the importance of avoiding excessive pressure and instead focus on healthy competition and mutual prosperity.
πΊπΈπ¨π³ The United States and China are both equally responsible for tensions between the two countries.
π The relationship between the United States and China is crucial for the future of the world.
π€ Leaders of both countries must avoid inflammatory actions and work together to maintain stability.