What Does Our Rival Most Not Understand About Us?

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"We follow each other. We're best of rivals, in a way," he says. "Our team is very representative of modern china." China and the U.S. are not monoliths, just as america is not a monolith, right? And we can take the best of each other,. So i do think the thing that can get amissed is almost that concept lict. Is there a model for the century, for co operation between the two nations that ito both? I think it's happening. I really think it is.

This talk was recorded LIVE at the All-In Summit in Miami and included slides. To watch on YouTube, check out our All-In Summit playlist: https://bit.ly/aisytplaylist

0:00 Claire Cormier Thielke's AIS talk: "Tomorrowland: China Placemaking and the Future of Innovation"

17:40 Claire takes Q&A with the Besties + Ryan Petersen: Understanding the China/US rivalry

24:08 How the Evergrande debt situation impacts the greater Chinese real estate industry, China's still-nascent middle class, How China is subsidizing its negative birth rate

34:30 Ryan Petersen breaks down Flexport's business, the tumultuous past few years, and how DTC might be in major trouble

46:34 Asset-heavy play as a hedge against the popular trend of asset-light, velocity vs. speed, Flexport.org's humanitarian relief shipping, China's influence

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