And long term economic planning, and therefore public investment in science.

China’s biotech industry has evolved to the point that U.S. and European pharmaceutical giants in the last several months have spent billions to acquire China-developed drugs that could treat cancer if commercialized with regulatory approval. In March, British pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca announced it will invest $2.5 billion in a research and development center in Beijing.

In case you thought research isn’t subject to outsourcing.

Cannon fodder from plastic packaging and aluminum cans judging by what’s inside. ☠️

I’m going to assume that normal bike-like electric assisted bikes like this are alright too:

A good reason for that is because I find there is a staggering lack of basic bike knowledge in /r/ebikes (frames, componentry, mechanics) and people aren’t getting any of it since they’re segregated into their own echo chamber.