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Continued internal conflict and structural friction, does not provide a clear and positive way forward. Coupled with the low levels of democratic reform.
Why do you think you're right?
There is little benefit that China can gain from military action, which they can not achieve thrugh other political or economic measures.
The potential risk of a drawn out military conflict would significantly undermine the possible marginal benefit of military action.
Why might you be wrong?
A significantly degraded Chinese domestic situation. Either economic impacting the general population, or an unexpectate crack in the ruling classes.
Even in the event of IP concerns, or conflicts, the "closing" or "relocation" of these labs would send to significant a shudder, and message, to specifically China. In the event of concerns a "refocus" oor reduction in activities might be a less visible response.
The role of this equipment is becoming too important to the unfolding geopolitical shifts and hence would/should be a key startegic priority for the Chinese government.
Why do you think you're right?
Beyond a symbolic victory, China will gain little with an outright military intervention than what they can achieve through other diplomatic and/or economic measures.
In addition, the risk involved in a drawn out military conflict will do more harm than the posible benefit of unification.
Why might you be wrong?
A rapidly deteriorating domestic situation in China, which requires Chinese Leadership to bolster their national image and possibly unify either a fractured population or party.