Jeffrey Sachs Interivew - U.S. and China: The Consequences of Political Maneuvers

Jeffrey Sachs Interivew - U.S. and China: The Consequences of Political Maneuvers
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Jeffrey Sachs is a well-known American economist, academic, and public policy analyst who has made significant contributions to the fields of sustainable development and economic development. He has held various prestigious positions throughout his career, including serving as the director of The Earth Institute at Columbia University and as a special advisor to the United Nations Secretary-General on the Millennium Development Goals. Sachs has authored numerous books and articles on topics related to economics, poverty reduction, and sustainable development.

[chriswong]

“To be an enemy of America can be dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal.” - Henry Kissinger Quote

[derekfenner]

Gratitude and thank you Professor Sachs for such wisdom through critical thinking and experienced understanding and the light of positive fruits shared with us today, Love
All Honor and Respect or sharing truth, Gratitude and thank you for your light, Best Regards, and Wishes, Aloha <3 Derek

[wlpeace]

Love all your comments. Please put the link to the original full interview or lecture that these excerpts were from. Thank you.

[tonclehong]

Why world human beings have suffer this selfish madness. This world to be divided into two parts, the selfish countries to live in one part and the rest on the other. Then they can’t cross and trade then whole world will be peaceful and no need UN.

[khunmikeon]

We all could, myself included after 40 years of experience 😃 Jeffrey knows his sh1t. He speaks the truth. Respect to him from Ireland for standing up to the false American narrative on world politics, especially for telling the truth about the USA war against Russia in Ukraine. 🇮🇪💚🇷🇺

[chrish]

Rfk jr shares a lot of your philosophy in IMC, constant wars and foreign policy etc. Would his influence as president be advantageous for peace and rebuilding the US. Thanks 😊

[jeffery-rl]

corruption and arrogance are only problems in American politicians.

[The]

Report has it China now mass produces Photonic Chips to replace Silicon based!

[discoverer]

Thank you, Dr Sachs for speaking the truth that the world, especially the ordinary Americans, need to hear so much.

[ouronlyhome]

Thank you, Prof Jeff, for being brave and straight forward, telling the truth the way it is.

[stephenyang]

US can slow down China‘s development, at a cost, in the long run is futile.

[freeworld]

I think instead of sanctions on technologies, America should invest more and more to be the leader . I don't see you can stop others in science and technology... of course america has been the ground breaking lands for the last 50years or more, but people can all break through in time. So it is better to do more research and investment, In china scientists are going more and more funds to do their projects and treating intellectual and scientists like Gods or churches, they get the funds if they have the talents to produce results.

[ramongabutina]

Like your suggestion on Latin America having its own grouping of nations

[MS-sqcg]

Very dangerous Poland. For the US and NATO, wishlist...nuclear weapons etc.

[futuresmkt]

Do you believe there is a basic disconnect between, 'American" industry and Federal policymakers? The profits of most major US corporations comes from abroad as we have a reduced production infrastructure. Will there be an accelerating disconnect between foreign policy initiatives and corporate actions?

[rodolphedrolet]

How to filter rare earths from water please. How do you do that 🧐🧐 millions of high teck unatural things everywhere, reminds me of other wonder teck that is banned and we still cleaning up 50 years later

[alfred-vzti]

don't know why dr sachs continues to produce vids instructing the world on how to behave. i can only hope youtube pays well enough to inspire his energy and knowledge.
spreading smartness is generally a good thing, and may be productive in some fields of society.
but not politics and foreign affairs.
these most important affairs are in the hands of sociopaths whose only principle is, 'more for me.'
dr sachs alludes to this reality, but reverts to the language of instruction, at whatever cost to his sanity.
he is widely respectected for this persistent pretense that ethics and intelligence can drive national activity.
but i think mao went to the core of human society in his not-sufficiently famous remark, that 'power to do grows from the barrel of a gun.'
humanity needs revolution, and isn't going to get it here, i wish i thought we will survive by muddling on, but the earth continues to warm and there are tipping points in view. time not unlimited.

[georgedeancarpenterjr.]

I think this guy would benefit from a course in public speaking