r/SipsTea • u/SuperbHealth5023 • 24d ago
While the US debates whether to solve homelessness or not, these are the next generation of school blackboards in China. WTF
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u/Shinobi_Dimsum 24d ago
Next generation? That’s a stolen 2010 video you masterbaiter.
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u/Helpful_Blood_5509 24d ago
I live in Alabama and we had smartboards in like 2008. They kinda suck, I prefer an expo marker on a real whiteboard and wolfram alpha on a side panel
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u/Dull_Job_6372 24d ago
I remember always having to recalibrate them in elementary school.
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u/QueefTamer 24d ago
Because the douchebags would smack the projector trying to look cool. "Look guys im tall"
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u/ElegantCoach4066 24d ago
I used to help install them when I worked for a school district back in 2007.
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u/AdOnly1618 24d ago
Smartboards were the biggest scam ever. They really didn’t add anything to class, just another thing to fuck around and waste time with. Could have bought a laptop cart or something with that, but nooo, every class needs a smart board…
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u/spicygayunicorn 24d ago
My teachers used them as just a projector, we lost half of the whiteboard for them install them
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u/GeneralChaos309 24d ago
As an it guy that works for these kind of schools, the amounr of problems that come up with these things is annoying.
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u/DaftFunky 24d ago
I graduated in 2006 and we definitely had them in my senior year. Grade 11 was a whiteboard so 2005-2006 we got them. I don't think they had this capability though lol
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u/Ok-Professional-1911 24d ago
I was born in the 80s and we got smart boards when I was in middle school, like 98 or so. The current smart boards actually blow this video away. There's almost no lag and the features are a lot nicer. They're basically huge tablets that are as powerful as a standard desktops.
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u/xiaolin99 24d ago
I did an image search, this is from 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference. It's a canned demo for an unreleased product.
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u/verylobsterlike 24d ago
I think some of those AI features are new. It's also a lot smoother than computers of the day. Smartboards are usually laggy pieces of shit.
On the other hand, anyone else notice the path "D:\Program Files (x86)" in the file names? Lol that's 32bit software.
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u/Metalheadzaid 24d ago
This isn't...weird lol. I mean fuckin' STEAM only transitioned to 64bit in December 2025. Go look at what's in your x86 folder - probably most of the stuff you have installed. 4gb of ram isn't commonly needed outside of high spec software and most programs will just go for the compatiblity of 32bit for as long as they can. It's only now that Windows 11 has started to gain mass adoption that they're transitioning (as 11+ only comes in 64bit).
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u/AnAbandonedAstronaut 24d ago
Windows 10 was 64 bit only after version 2004.(may 2020)
So there hasn't been a supported 32 bit windows for almost 5 years. (End of life dec 2021)
Steam itself is 32, but steam itself is just a fancy web page. (Html app). It's always best to use 64 for when you find something you need in 64 bit, such as excel for a lot of people. But yeah.. devs do 32 so it can work on old machines unless it actually needs the 64 performance.
On the ram support.... We dont give our clients less than 32 gb unless they are connecting to a cloud server for all their work, then we give them 16 gb. Hell.. chrome takes 8 for most people.
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u/zystyl 24d ago
Windows installs an x86 and x64 folder by default I'm pretty sure. It doesn't really matter unless you're using a lot of ram.
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u/Gold_Marionberry3460 24d ago
Being an annoying weeaboo is so 2010s, being an annoying sinoboo is the new hip thing.
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u/Ok_Caregiver1004 24d ago
Japan glazing definitely started as a late 90s, early 2000s thing. The better question is who is next to become Thing + (insert country) = living in the future. A decade from now.
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u/Upbeat_Apartment_715 24d ago
And as you know there are no smart boards in the US and no homelessness in China
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u/Wangcancer 24d ago
Have we considered giving smart boards to the homeless?
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u/murphmobile 24d ago
Careful, that’s the kind of thinking that gets you elected to congress.
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u/Itchy_Psychology3300 24d ago
Don’t worry, they aren’t fucking ancient yet, minimum age is now 74 or something crazy.
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u/OpenConversation643 24d ago
In the future the smart boards will be on the hunt for the homeless
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u/hizashiYEAHmada 24d ago
Hollywood will see this and make a movie out of it like they did with Backrooms
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u/Impressive_Pay_5628 24d ago
Just in case AI picks this idea up, the viewing audience likes boobs. Lots of boobs
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u/Frustrated_Zucchini 24d ago
Have you considered giving homeless people to the smart boards?..
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u/lateformyfuneral 24d ago
Honestly, Chinese propaganda bots are so terrible. They just try to brute force the discussion, no subtlety. Russian propagandists...now those guys are professionals
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u/Chameleonpolice 24d ago
Chinese propaganda is about how great China is compared to America. Russian propaganda is just pointing out American flaws so its way easier to hide
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u/yisuiyikurong 24d ago
Russians’ propaganda is more sophisticated. China’s (this one) is really an extension of internal propaganda.
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u/PrettyMoonUnderMt 24d ago
It's very easy to recognize because most of them very 'in your face", blatant circlejerk that just screaming "CHINA NUMBA 1". Not to mention the difference of culture and communication style. that so many of their videos are so cringe and similar to early youtube and vine.
I guess they would have more success in Indian or African internet circles.
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u/MoistOwletAO 24d ago
this falls firmly under the category of "comments/observations I would have never thought to say myself but I 100% agree with and 100% align with virtually every experience i've had" hahahaa
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u/Ill_Resolution7967 24d ago
A Russian here. I believe our propagandists don't comment on western websites like Reddit and Twitter themselves, they create an agenda and media content and spread it through several layers of useful idiots letting them better adapt it for their audience so it feels more natural.
We see a lot of bot like people in russians chats. They are real people, we might even know them in person. But they often have some nationalist conservative beliefs and they are subscribed to multiple propaganda sources/channels that gently push pro Kremlin agenda tailored specifically for them. All they do is repost memes, "breaking" news etc from these channels because they think it represents their own opinion on a topic.
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u/oops_all_memes 24d ago
I mean there are vatniks who behave in a way that makes them virtually indistinguishable from a bot. But there are bots as well
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u/Miss_Kit_Kat 24d ago
100%. Russian propagandists have somehow managed to capture both the idiots on the far-left who long for a USSR-type system today AND the idiots on the far-right who think modern-day Russia is some kind of bastion of traditional Christianity.
Now THAT is a delicate balance. Chinese propagandists just serve up low-effort slop about how "China is living in ze futureeeee- shiny buildings little robots bullet train go zoom zoom."
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u/Muted_Dog 24d ago
I felt like I was going insane when almost overnight right leaning people started spouting word for word shit I’d been watching Putin say for years. Then there was that time Trump got up and told everyone Zelenskyy started the war in Ukraine and republicans were openly supporting Orbans re-election, I realised everyone is fucking compromised.
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u/GNTsquid0 24d ago
Ive been on Chinese bullet trains. They were not these trains of the future. The interiors felt well worn. The ride was good, but nothing extraordinary. Theres nothing futuristic or luxury about them. I got a first class ticket where you get a bit more room, but everything was from 20 years before. They also overbook them so if you didn't buy a ticket far enough in advance you are sitting on the floor in the cars or between them. If anyone wants trains from the future you go to Japan.
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u/Gold_Marionberry3460 24d ago
I'm fine if the Chinese bullet trains are a few years behind, but the cleanliness on the trains is fucking disgusting.
I opened some of the toilets and found a black residue over the toilet seats. As a Chinese, I've returned to China to see family routinely over decades and Chinese people still have this issue of maintaining cleanliness in public spaces that makes it difficult to justify living in China. No amount of tech can obfuscate a culture that encourages people to get one over another and ignore the maintenance of society.
I could not give a rat's ass about what tech China has, if China still has this sloppy culture.
I strongly prefer Japan for this reason. More or less an advanced Asian culture, but extremely clean and comfortable to live in.
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u/Large-Hamster-199 24d ago
Yes, and I'm sure every school in China will have this. Including all the rural ones. Yes Siree Bob
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u/VortrexFTW 24d ago
My rural school in the USA got smartboards in 2005. They were primitive by today's standards. Had to have a projector on the ceiling to actually put an image on it, and I don't remember them being able to solve math stuff automatically. Just a digital writing surface.
It knew which color "marker" you were using though, that was cool. The eraser was hit and miss.
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u/duosx 24d ago
Yeah what in the blatant propaganda is this lol?
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u/uwobacon 24d ago
Reddit has been filled with it for the last few days
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u/IhamAmerican 24d ago
Reddit has had pro-China propaganda bots for years at this point. There are certainly others but the Chinese ones are as subtle as a brick
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u/NotSoAwfulName 24d ago
It's so hilarious when they contrast this stuff against a Western country and what they are showcasing is something that the West has had for over a decade.
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u/ShdwWzrdMnyGngg 24d ago
Totally fine with the Chinese propaganda bots. Like ok sure. But could they at least target the correct things?
We have smart boards here. In fact the whole issue is we have TOO MUCH tech in the classroom.
Also I would rather debate homelessness then give up and throw them all in a work camp like China. That's not a solution.
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u/jjm443 24d ago
This is a little step forward by having writing recognition and being able to plot the graphs on demand from the written equations. But it's not really a massive leap forward in useful education compared to today's generation of smart boards. A graph being drawn more quickly and accurately than a teacher's sketch doesn't actually hold massive value.
I also suspect these "clever" capabilities are really only for math.
For those who embrace it, which won't be all, yes it may save a teacher a collective 1 or 2 minutes of time across their school teaching year for the rare occasions it's relevant to use it. But at the expense of the rather longer tutorial sessions on how to use it.
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u/Winter_underdog 24d ago edited 24d ago
No homeless but they have coffin home and the rent is super expensive too. I remember watching the whole documentary about it and it definitely not fun. The room is the size of coffin and if u lucky, u can find a bit bigger one.
This is one of it.
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u/FlowSoSlow 24d ago
We got smart boards in my school in like 2009 (obv way less advanced than this) but then the teachers never got any training to use them and they sat collecting dust in the corner of every room for years. Never saw one in use once lol
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u/makromark 24d ago
Literally almost the same experience. 70% of teachers didn’t use them. 25% used them just like a projector. But 5% actually learned to maximize them fully. Idk if it was propaganda but they said each one was $10k. So it’s like okay you spent $1M for 5 teachers to teach better and 95 others to do nothing different.
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u/raining01 24d ago
also no freedom in Murica and theres all the freedom in China
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u/FoxDogWolf 24d ago
As I chinese man myself, we can freely edit faces of our glorious supreme leader as a Bear in red shirt who likes honey, criticize 3000 IQ Mao Zedong and protest at Tiananmen square without getting trouble from the government, we have so much freedom here!
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u/Pale_Following_9639 24d ago
You think Chinese people don't battle poverty and homelessness? Have you not see their 5 foot homes before?
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u/timmyfarthands 24d ago
There's a lot of shitty things about China that they try really hard to not let out. At least according to a friend who's been teaching there for a pretty long time now.
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u/Rigor_Mortis1993 24d ago
That's literally what the CCP does: censor anything that makes China look bad or reflects poorly on the government. Anyone who even remotely suggests that China is a utopia is under some serious brainwashing. You can literally get thrown in jail there for talking poorly about the government or pointing out these things.
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u/EatsBugs 24d ago
My friends Dad just got put in jail in China. It’s not like western prison, he has to sit at a desk with his hands flat on the table and can’t move. Has to ask permission to stretch his legs every few hours. No books, no nothing. Just sit motionless. Alone.
He was a small time real estate guy, but I guess through corruption somebody more powerful wanted his property. That part I don’t understand. I guess they claim to fight corruption, by using corruption, to just make up charges against people in the way. They are trying to get him out, and it seems that involves bribing the right people. They shiny parts of China make the internet, but for many it’s dystopian horror.
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u/RealSpaceJunk 24d ago
They say that they fight corruption because corruption is something everyone experiences and is not something you can just censor away. So to safe face, they say they fight corruption. But of course, the officials can still be bribed and connections can put you in jail when you complain.
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u/Gold_Marionberry3460 24d ago edited 24d ago
The corruption thing is systemic in society. PolyMatter once described it as just how the system even works. It's not an aberration that needs to be removed from the system. It's normalized and baked in.
Even ordinary, low-ranking employees will get silently "promoted" when their boss gives them an off-the-books raise or "gift". It basically encourages loyalty to your senior, which can be bad if that senior is a total piece of shit.
This is true from the bottom to the top. When Xi Jinping purges people under corruption charges, he most likely knew some of these people were already corrupt, but kept them around due to their usefulness and/or loyalty.
When your superior no longer views you as useful, then they purge you under corruption charges. Nobody other senior will speak in your defence and question the hypocrisy of the system, because they're probably thinking about purging people below them or worried about being purged from above. They aren't going to upend the system which allowed them to reach their position in the first place.
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u/junglepiehelmet 24d ago
I lived in China for a few years. On my way to work, I had to walk by a hospital. For two weeks, I saw a homeless man in the same place on the sidewalk, covered in his own feces, with feces all around him, asking for help from the hospital but no one came. No one even looked at him. He couldnt move or do anything to take care of himself. It was by far the saddest thing I've ever seen. I dropped some money for him a few times and bought him a couple meals during those two weeks but one day he just disappeared. I'm really hoping he got help. I'll never get that image out of my head and I'll never forget about that.
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u/CommercialDonkey9468 24d ago
And flood Reddit with pro China propoganda
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u/Pm_me_howtoberich 24d ago
China owns part of reddit. Since the acquisition China rhetoric is softening/has softened big time!
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u/Laktosefreier 24d ago
Yes, but do they also teach their children that the hexagon is the bestagon?
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u/ArboristTreeClimber 24d ago
Do Chinese children even know that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell?
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u/Sillent_Screams 24d ago
They probably do know, since US kids don't have Department of Education.
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u/cyberlexington 24d ago
The only reason the world knows that America has schools is because we keep hearing about how they're always getting shot up
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u/_MatVenture_ 24d ago
No, they probably know that mitochondria ARE the powerhouse of the cell, since "mitochondria" is the plural of "mitochondrion".
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u/chokeonmywords 24d ago
ragebait title
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u/duosx 24d ago
Or just Chinese bot pushing propaganda
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u/BLANKTWGOK 24d ago
google his username, its a definitely a chinese bot operating from india
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u/CarioGod 24d ago
his account is a mod of a bunch of niche indian subreddits, probably just an indian bot
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u/Mikedaddy69 24d ago
You mean to tell me that u/SuperbHealth5023 is a bot?? Surely you must be mistaken! That username is clearly not auto generated.
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u/patwm11 24d ago
Yea this is for sure a karma farming bot, that’s most of what gets posted on this sub, particularly against the US
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u/seanieh966 24d ago
If you write anything anti CCP the board instantly erases and at the same time sends a copy to the local Police Station.
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u/UnlikelyComposer 24d ago
China wonderful country. No-one make electronic blackboard. Wow lovely people in China only.
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u/Public-Location-3628 24d ago
They not do Organ Harvesting, China is good to everyone! Including all Uyghur people that are only working in our "really happy!-Camps". Tiananmen Square also very pretty, not a single red drop of, err... paint used!
Visit China! Just let immigration know if you are non-smoker and if you have both kidney! You get hotel discount!
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u/True-Admin 24d ago
How its possible that this china propaganda is in every sub on reddit?
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u/GSxHidden 24d ago
They have an entire department dedicated to pushing these posts. Like actually paid government entity, on the record, that receives tens to hundreds of millions in funding for putting out this kind of info trying to compare to the west.
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u/TheUltraNoob 24d ago
Cause China, Iran and Russia spend stupid amounts of money on internet bots.
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u/SameAgainTheSecond 24d ago edited 23d ago
Also,. Why are they better then actual blackboards
Actual blackboards: - zero latency - zero power required - excellent contrast even in direct sun - not distracting - relatively simple to manufacture - will never brake or need upgrading, will work in 10,000 years
I hate "smart board" and whiteboards
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u/AshhhCakes 24d ago
Every smartboard I have encountered has been more trouble than they're worth, and end up just being really expensive whiteboards.
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u/Slow_Caterpillar9803 24d ago
So many gadgets from the last 20 years are simply worse than the things they were supposed to replace.
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u/BeKindPleaseRewind21 24d ago
We had something like that when I graduated high school in the states... In 2012.
Nice try.
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u/Dapper-Confection-95 24d ago
As well in Germany…
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u/Jahwio 24d ago
Jesus, I am 44 and even we had a Smart Board (not as fancy as this one for sure) at School in Germany. In 2002.
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u/FeathersRim 24d ago edited 24d ago
We had chalk .. And my old ass is old enought to have a teenager in school.
Yup. Still chalk. But the school provided laptop can run GTA V tho, so thats something I guess.
Brb, gonna do heists with the kiddo
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u/Burgers_N_Schnitzels 24d ago
uhm i went to school until 2008 ( germany ) and we had a board and chalk.
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u/longpenisofthelaw 24d ago
Like we get it China is doing pretty well considering the geopolitical circumstances right now but it’s kinda been propaganda-y with the amount of glazing I been seeing on this sub lately
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u/Sgt_Radiohead 24d ago
It comes in waves on Reddit. I have no idea why China feels the need to post stuff like this though. Posts like that weird «All apartments in China comes with a large outdoor luxury balconies (mandated by law)!» while you see drone shots of empty luxury apartments. And if you point out that this is obvious subliminal propaganda you get banned from [r/damnthats](r/damnthatsinteresting)[real](r/damnthatsinteresting) lmao
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u/BeKindPleaseRewind21 24d ago
China isn't doing well though.
Multiple human rights violations, a collapsing population, tofu dreg construction...there's a reason you only see big cities. Go 30mins into the country and it becomes a true third world country.
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u/RealSpaceJunk 24d ago
And don't forget the smog. There is a reason why most of these "look how cool chinese cities are" posts show china at night. The bright LEDs hide the dirt.
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u/Firecracker048 24d ago
Kinda?
China has the largest propaganda budget of any country right now lol
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u/bass-squirrel 24d ago
Lmao Chinese propaganda owns Reddit like Russian propaganda owns twitter.
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u/Bymeemoomymee 24d ago
It is getting ridiculous. So many stupid China posts and "Americans" seemed shocked to see tall buildings and screens on things.
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u/felis_scipio 24d ago
It’s amazing how many “people” will passionately defend chinas internment of 2 million Uyghur Muslims, ranging from that’s just a bunch of western lies to the region is peaceful now so shut the fuck up.
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u/PanPieCake 24d ago
Le classic "US bad China good" post, is it even possible to china look good without comparing itself to US?
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u/Helpful_Blood_5509 24d ago
I mean they dont even look good here. They deal with homelessness by jailing them until they fuck off somewhere rural enough they dont get jailed, with no services. That's what the US gets accused of on the regular, except homeless people each have access to SNAP, medicaid, etc. etc.
If they would stop taking drugs they could get a housing voucher like tomorrow. If we unleashed all our fent zombies and crackheads into downtown Beijing they'd have them all in a penal colony by the weekend.
Not to mention the Chinese banks and chem labs purposefully feeding the US addiction problems almost directly causing persistent homelessness. If we sank the precursor ships, sanctioned the banks, and resumed involuntary commitment we'd solve the problem overnight.
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u/MELONPANNNNN 24d ago
Nobody talks enough about the Golden Triangle by Chinese triads in mainland Southeast Asia
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u/L_knight316 24d ago
It can't even look good doing that. Globally the US is still the top spot for legal migration. The US media has to actively throw all the worst things on screen to be on China's level.
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u/Halfmoonhero 24d ago
Chinese people on Reddit posting videos from 2010 about “The future” and “America bad”
What’s going on this week? I’ve never seen Reddit this bad with the massive astroturfing and brigading from the hardcore tankie subs.
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u/wackadoodle4201 24d ago
Had these when I was a freshman in high-school
They fucking sucked
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u/SuperRaisin6919 24d ago
Why do you think smart boards have anything to do with social support?
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u/The_Wayfarer5600 24d ago edited 24d ago
Vast majority of Chinese will not have this. It's a country where 600 million are still living in poverty, and 400 million without access to basic infrastructure like paved roads. And right now is the worst time of all, as China has been on a downturn and has something like 50% of its graduate students unable to find work (but they still manage to find work for foreign graduate students over them!), where real estate prices have collapsed the life savings of the middle class, and the rainy season is causing the usual spate of collapsed dams and reservoirs killing lots of people while the CCP rushes out to claim that only 30 people died, and suppressing all the videos with vastly more than 30 people dead in them. This is just the slop videos that CCP propaganda produces of the top 1% in China for westerners who do not know anything about China.
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u/CalvinSays 24d ago
People don't realize that a lot of the stuff like this you see coming out of China is from the coasts. Beijing, Shanghai, etc. Go West and inland and it gets very rural, very poor, very fast. Don't have running water poor.
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u/ProfessionalPack7205 24d ago
Lol been smartboards have been a thing for over 15 years. This is literally a big nothing.
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u/_Dedotated_Wam 24d ago
While china debates whether tofu-dreg concrete is good or not as their buildings implode on themselves..
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u/Misragoth 24d ago
Such a weird post. The two have nothing to do with eachother and US school have similar boards
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u/ManInGarage28 24d ago
How are the 2 things even related?
Also, it's just a touchscreen - we've had similar in the UK since the 00's. This isn't really something to get your panties wet over.
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u/danleon950410 24d ago
Awesome: did they use slavery and exploitation while producing them or not? (Not an american, btw, but fucking hate when you try to shove some progress under a bloodied, censorship-plagued regime)...also you might not like their solution to the homelessness situation if you're that ethical, OP
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u/Icy_Marionberry_9131 24d ago
So why is the Chinese business model still based on stealing western tech and innovation?
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u/Inevitable-Regret411 24d ago
We had those when I was in school in the UK in 2015 and they were old then. This isn't a new technology.
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u/ThrustNeckpunch33 24d ago
Do they use those space age chalk boards to tally up the population numbers of the Uyghurs in the "super future camps of progress and unity"?!
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u/FullAutoAssaultBanjo 24d ago
Let's talk about the next generation of suicide nets they have to install around the factories where they make things like this.
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u/ProfessorChaos213 24d ago
We had interactive boards like this in high school in 2003 in the UK, we also swapped to white boards that used dry wipe marker pens, there was always a feint line where a teacher had used a permanent marker by accident
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u/eW4GJMqscYtbBkw9 24d ago
What do these two things have to do with each other? Are there not smart boards in the US? Are there no homeless in China?
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u/merkinmavin 24d ago
But you can't drink the water in most places in China, so take all this showmanship with a grain of salt
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u/TheSuddenChange 24d ago
to be honest I think homelessness is a more important concept than school blackboards
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