Richard Syrett's Strange Planet
Nov 13, 2026 · 49 min · 16 segments
A Silicon Valley billionaire. A secret affair. Billions in AI chips. And allegations of Chinese espionage reaching the highest levels of NVIDIA. With its founder suddenly gone, did Beijing gain access…
I'm gathering you're very familiar with the kinds of tactics used by the regime in China.
I don't know, a honey trap operation in order to secure or gather technological information, national security secrets and so forth.
Now, I remember a few years ago, there was a similar story that took place to our political leaders.
Former congressional leader Eric Swalwell, he was once, in 2020, he was a Democratic Party's presidential candidate.
You know, that's a name most of the people already knew their name, right? So it's a...
I think that the common mistake we see in the past in the U.S. government's China policy, including, you know, I think in the same, Jason Huang is making the same mistake in the similar mentality, which is treating China as our competitor.
And when you're dealing with China with the mentality of doing a competition, you're never going to win the war.
That's why you always hear that our tech leaders, our business leaders, our government leaders keep saying international orders, the rules and regulations, agreements.
Those things will only work When you're dealing with a competition, you're dealing with a competitor.
I'm gathering you're very familiar with the kinds of tactics used by the regime in China.
I don't know, a honey trap operation in order to secure or gather technological information, national security secrets and so forth.
Now, I remember a few years ago, there was a similar story that took place to our political leaders.
Former congressional leader Eric Swalwell, he was once, in 2020, he was a Democratic Party's presidential candidate.
You know, that's a name most of the people already knew their name, right? So it's a...
I think that the common mistake we see in the past in the U.S. government's China policy, including, you know, I think in the same, Jason Huang is making the same mistake in the similar mentality, which is treating China as our competitor.
And when you're dealing with China with the mentality of doing a competition, you're never going to win the war.
That's why you always hear that our tech leaders, our business leaders, our government leaders keep saying international orders, the rules and regulations, agreements.
Those things will only work When you're dealing with a competition, you're dealing with a competitor.
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