Are Chinks the scummiest people in Asia?

>Samsung's latest bendable screen technology has been stolen and sold to two Chinese companies
By a South Korean company called Toptec, which was conveniently left out of the CNN article. Really makes you think.
techcrunch.com/2018/11/29/south-korea-indicts-group-for-leaking-samsung-flexible-display-tech-to-chinese-company/

>>in Asia
>try the whole world
Correct.
See pic

>Sauce edition-m.cnn.com/2018/11/29/asia/shenzhen-marathon-cheating-intl/

>CNN
Someone will post the pastebin

There was a vid from traffic cameras where you can see the cheaters running through the woods as a shortcut

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Let's see some sources for that.

Huh so it is. Just google it.

>Let's see some sources for that.

There are plenty of examples. Here's one:
smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/how-industrial-espionage-started-americas-cotton-revolution-180967608/
>Slater bailed on the English and came to America in 1789, sailing on a ship to New York in response to the bounties offered by the American government for workers who knew how to manufacture cotton. The technologies involved in manufacturing cotton fabrics were held by the British, who kept them from the Americans by the fairly simple expedient of forbidding skilled textile workers from emigrating and not allowing technical drawings of the machinery to leave Britain.
>Because of these practices, even though cotton had been cultivated in the United States with the use of enslaved laborers for more than a century, the country had no domestic textile manufacturing industry. After Slater brought his technological know-how from Britain, with the backing of American merchants, textile manufacture became America’s most important pre-Civil War industry and cotton production became a central part of the early American economy.

>left out
What part of stolen and sold did you not understand? The headline implies that a company stole the technology and sold it to the Chinese, not that they stole it themselves.

Pro tip: All major tech companies around the world including US and Europe does the same thing.

Do you think Intel/nvidia/AMD don't spy on each other?

Well that's interesting. Impossible to stop even then.

Corporate espionage is pretty normal indeed. You ever seen every few months or so the news about Apple and Google trying to poach workers from each other? The reason why they poach the workers from each other is to get the worker's knowledge of the other company's technology; the most famous one perhaps being Waymo vs Uber where the it was pretty clear that the employee stole data from Google so that he can rake in $$$ quick by jumping to Uber.

>Are Chinks the scummiest people in Asia?
The mainlanders? Yes. Without a fucking doubt. Their school system is literally an indoctrination camp for their totalitarian regime. They're being scummy smart by letting people think that they're 'honest hard working' people but when they see a chance to exploit something, they would fucking jump at it like goddamn sharks - hence why developing countries fell for their loan debt traps. They're also inherently racist when you're in their turf but they pretend like good citizens when in other country's turfs.

I pretty much believe that if WW3 is to happen, it'll be because of China's diplomatic policies and geopolitics. Sooner or later, they'll start to trip on something that involves US military. It might just be a small incident at this day and age where the social networks of each country escalates small-scale conflicts between nations into large-scale scandals, there's no fucking doubt that China will eventually do something so stupid they didn't think of.

CNN didn't mention the name of the company that did the stealing.

i feel like they missed the point of a marathon

>board keep shitting on IP-meme
>chink said fuck IP fuck you, imma making decent $100 phone using your technology
>REEEE respect our based corporations' intellectual properties they need the 10x profit margins for diversity program

This, so much this!