I think the original accusation is a bit of a stretch. Alot of funds of all sorts have diversified and invested in China which makes sense since China is the world's second largest economy.
What do you mean that they stopped issuing notes. China expands their money supply almost as much by percentage compared to the US.
ML models sometimes cannot be explained by humans and contains information we do not know. But they can be contained in a program or algo.
He's just doing his take on probability not literally. That's like if I asked you: How many second are in a year?
In a global economy, the supply includes people from Mexico too. Your argument is right under the assumption that we do not artificially decreased the number of laborers from Mexico.
I think the original accusation is a bit of a stretch. Alot of funds of all sorts have diversified and invested in China which makes sense since China is the world's second largest economy.
What do you mean that they stopped issuing notes. China expands their money supply almost as much by percentage compared to the US.
ML models sometimes cannot be explained by humans and contains information we do not know. But they can be contained in a program or algo.
He's just doing his take on probability not literally. That's like if I asked you: How many second are in a year?
In a global economy, the supply includes people from Mexico too. Your argument is right under the assumption that we do not artificially decreased the number of laborers from Mexico.