If this were the US, you'd be claiming this recklessness is what happens when you fire all the oversight at the FDA.

Fortunately for China they have the luxury of killing people, pretending it never happened, and replacing them from its never-ending pipeline.

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econ 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Your use of "Printing" before the edit had me wonder. Rapidly growing population under a one child policy? Comparable to India? How?

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pudgywalsh 4 hours ago | parent [-]

HN readers often struggle to overlook minor effectual literary details but miss the bottom line:

China's population is sufficient that no one will notice a few scientists missing. Definitely not beyond their borders. They'll make sure of it.

If this experiment was unsuccessful we'd never know about it and everyone involved would be incinerated.

I don't think you could pull that off in India, population or not. For all their corruption I want to believe they frown on disappearing people if anything for religious reasons.

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GPerson 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Don’t you think it hurts your case to exaggerate that China is going around incinerating scientists?

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pudgywalsh 4 hours ago | parent [-]

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