their most recent news/publications is from 2006
parts of the site point to 404’s.
about mebo just says :
主数据库链接出错，请检查数据库链接字符串！ (whatever that means)
I think i might add it to the sca.m list.
life300
LOL.
» » Heh, to be fair, Chinese manufacturing? Up to par. Chinese R&D? Still
» » third world.
» » This is actually one of the central reasons that China has to peg its
» » currency to the American dollar. Until Chinese products become
» competitive
» » on the world scale, they have to maintain their current trade surplus.
» »
» » I wouldn’t say EVERYTHING from China is a sca*, but if the chances of
» an
» » American hair loss product being a sca* is 50%, the chance of a Chinese
» » product being a sca* is almost double that… so like 99%.
»
» Nuanced distinctions are too much for Revtard to handle.
thanks for the clarification fckhrls.
I had a few distinct nuances I wanted to share with you as well, but than I remembered that I’m an adult and that I’m better than you.
» i don’t have much faith in this product but China in general is nothing to
» dismiss.
»
» China is not following the 20th century’s pattern of advancing in orderly
» marches. They’ve got people and industries operating like the 1800s,
» 1900s, and 2000s all at once.
»
» It’s still the wild west over there in terms of phony product claims but
» that doesn’t mean something revolutionary couldn’t also come out of it.
Yeh you’re absolutely right. But you have to admit that you will think twice before purchasing a hair loss product, or investing in a so-called hair loss cure that comes out of China.
Granted they are the world’s leading traders, but that’s mainly due to poor labor, poor wages, unregulated industries and work ethics, and an immensely large polulation. It’s hard to say “everyone” is so and so or “everything” is so-and-so when generalizing, but in this case it is “highly” likely that their products are cheap and unreliable, their food is on the “danger” list for many years, and their health care practices (ie Hair Loss products) have been, to my eyes up to date, sc_a_ms so far. I used to think it was India, but I read China was the number one country in counterfitting ALMOST everything, which ironiccaly will boost their sales and simultaneously hurt the legitemate buinesses in US, Canada, Italy, germany, Swiss, UK, etc.
Don’t you remember the news where it came to light where it cost Nike only PENNIES to make sneakers?? Slavery?
» » i don’t have much faith in this product but China in general is nothing
» to
» » dismiss.
» »
» » China is not following the 20th century’s pattern of advancing in
» orderly
» » marches. They’ve got people and industries operating like the 1800s,
» » 1900s, and 2000s all at once.
» »
» » It’s still the wild west over there in terms of phony product claims
» but
» » that doesn’t mean something revolutionary couldn’t also come out of it.
»
» Yeh you’re absolutely right. But you have to admit that you will think
» twice before purchasing a hair loss product, or investing in a so-called
» hair loss cure that comes out of China.
»
» Granted they are the world’s leading traders, but that’s mainly due to
» poor labor, poor wages, unregulated industries and work ethics, and an
» immensely large polulation. It’s hard to say “everyone” is so and so or
» “everything” is so-and-so when generalizing, but in this case it is
» “highly” likely that their products are cheap and unreliable, their food is
» on the “danger” list for many years, and their health care practices (ie
» Hair Loss products) have been, to my eyes up to date, sc_a_ms so far. I
» used to think it was India, but I read China was the number one country in
» counterfitting ALMOST everything, which ironiccaly will boost their sales
» and simultaneously hurt the legitemate buinesses in US, Canada, Italy,
» germany, Swiss, UK, etc.
» Don’t you remember the news where it came to light where it cost Nike only
» PENNIES to make sneakers?? Slavery?
What does the price of sneaker production have to do with anything? And how is it slavery? There’s something called the purchasing power parity. Just because Chinese laborers don’t receive equivalent compensation in dollars doesn’t mean they’re necessarily “slaves.” In fact, they depend on this currency discrepancy for their very livelihood. Should some international forum mandate that every human laborer be paid equally, there would be no reason for companies to manufacture goods in China. And instead of a job with a decent enough salary where they can support their families, they would have no job at all.
» » » i don’t have much faith in this product but China in general is
» nothing
» » to
» » » dismiss.
» » »
» » » China is not following the 20th century’s pattern of advancing in
» » orderly
» » » marches. They’ve got people and industries operating like the 1800s,
» » » 1900s, and 2000s all at once.
» » »
» » » It’s still the wild west over there in terms of phony product claims
» » but
» » » that doesn’t mean something revolutionary couldn’t also come out of
» it.
» »
» » Yeh you’re absolutely right. But you have to admit that you will think
» » twice before purchasing a hair loss product, or investing in a
» so-called
» » hair loss cure that comes out of China.
» »
» » Granted they are the world’s leading traders, but that’s mainly due to
» » poor labor, poor wages, unregulated industries and work ethics, and an
» » immensely large polulation. It’s hard to say “everyone” is so and so
» or
» » “everything” is so-and-so when generalizing, but in this case it is
» » “highly” likely that their products are cheap and unreliable, their food
» is
» » on the “danger” list for many years, and their health care practices
» (ie
» » Hair Loss products) have been, to my eyes up to date, sc_a_ms so far.
» I
» » used to think it was India, but I read China was the number one country
» in
» » counterfitting ALMOST everything, which ironiccaly will boost their
» sales
» » and simultaneously hurt the legitemate buinesses in US, Canada, Italy,
» » germany, Swiss, UK, etc.
» » Don’t you remember the news where it came to light where it cost Nike
» only
» » PENNIES to make sneakers?? Slavery?
»
» What does the price of sneaker production have to do with anything? And
» how is it slavery? There’s something called the purchasing power parity.
» Just because Chinese laborers don’t receive equivalent compensation in
» dollars doesn’t mean they’re necessarily “slaves.” In fact, they depend on
» this currency discrepancy for their very livelihood. Should some
» international forum mandate that every human laborer be paid equally, there
» would be no reason for companies to manufacture goods in China. And instead
» of a job with a decent enough salary where they can support their families,
» they would have no job at all.
What are you talking about man? Iron_Man left for a consultation with a Chinese hair transplant surgeon and we’ve never heard from him again. I told him the clinic’s name “Cha Cha Cha Chia” just didn’t sound right to me. So now I’m posting MISSING signs everywhere.
.
» » » Heh, to be fair, Chinese manufacturing? Up to par. Chinese R&D? Still
» » » third world.
» » » This is actually one of the central reasons that China has to peg its
» » » currency to the American dollar. Until Chinese products become
» » competitive
» » » on the world scale, they have to maintain their current trade
» surplus.
» » »
» » » I wouldn’t say EVERYTHING from China is a sca*, but if the chances of
» » an
» » » American hair loss product being a sca* is 50%, the chance of a
» Chinese
» » » product being a sca* is almost double that… so like 99%.
» »
» » Nuanced distinctions are too much for Revtard to handle.
»
» thanks for the clarification fckhrls.
» I had a few distinct nuances I wanted to share with you as well, but than
» I remembered that I’m an adult and that I’m better than you.
not a fan of rev… but i found his comment quite good… people sit back and bitch about how shtty china is while 90% of their crap is proceed there and marks a fundamental reason why we are even able to afford all this stuff that we have…
also i just came back from the DPG (german physics conference in regensburg) and you’d be surprised how much research is coming from china these days… there were a shtton of invited speakers from china doing bleeding edge research… every year chinese universities release 100000 new engineers… whoever believes that R&D in china is at third-world standard is really terribly misinformed…
» » » » Heh, to be fair, Chinese manufacturing? Up to par. Chinese R&D?
» Still
» » » » third world.
» » » » This is actually one of the central reasons that China has to peg
» its
» » » » currency to the American dollar. Until Chinese products become
» » » competitive
» » » » on the world scale, they have to maintain their current trade
» » surplus.
» » » »
» » » » I wouldn’t say EVERYTHING from China is a sca*, but if the chances
» of
» » » an
» » » » American hair loss product being a sca* is 50%, the chance of a
» » Chinese
» » » » product being a sca* is almost double that… so like 99%.
» » »
» » » Nuanced distinctions are too much for Revtard to handle.
» »
» » thanks for the clarification fckhrls.
» » I had a few distinct nuances I wanted to share with you as well, but
» than
» » I remembered that I’m an adult and that I’m better than you.
»
» not a fan of rev… but i found his comment quite good… people sit back
» and bitch about how shtty china is while 90% of their crap is proceed
» there and marks a fundamental reason why we are even able to afford all
» this stuff that we have…
» also i just came back from the DPG (german physics conference in
» regensburg) and you’d be surprised how much research is coming from china
» these days… there were a shtton of invited speakers from china doing
» bleeding edge research… every year chinese universities release 100000
» new engineers… whoever believes that R&D in china is at third-world
» standard is really terribly misinformed…
I wasn’t bytchin… you should learn how to use words before you use them in the first place. And there’s always two sides to a coin. It is a bleeding fact that China’s products are always on the danger list worldwide year after year!- not only in USA… this sin’t coming out of my mouth, it starts with he FDA first. Do the research yourself, seems like you’re somewhere in the research field anyway. Does China have great products and great research teams? You’d be a fool to say otherwise. But the majority rules. And the ruling is their likelyhood of having sca_m companies and shytt products is very high.
» not a fan of rev…
You don’t like me? That’s sad.
I like you lol.
» also i just came back from the DPG (german physics conference in
» regensburg) and you’d be surprised how much research is coming from china
» these days… there were a sh*tton of invited speakers from china doing
» bleeding edge research… every year chinese universities release 100000
» new engineers… whoever believes that R&D in china is at third-world
» standard is really terribly misinformed…
China has a population of 1.3 billion people.
If you have an exceptional mind, and you are one in a million in China, there are 1300 people just like you.
» » » » Heh, to be fair, Chinese manufacturing? Up to par. Chinese R&D?
» Still
» » » » third world.
» » » » This is actually one of the central reasons that China has to peg
» its
» » » » currency to the American dollar. Until Chinese products become
» » » competitive
» » » » on the world scale, they have to maintain their current trade
» » surplus.
» » » »
» » » » I wouldn’t say EVERYTHING from China is a sca*, but if the chances
» of
» » » an
» » » » American hair loss product being a sca* is 50%, the chance of a
» » Chinese
» » » » product being a sca* is almost double that… so like 99%.
» » »
» » » Nuanced distinctions are too much for Revtard to handle.
» »
» » thanks for the clarification fckhrls.
» » I had a few distinct nuances I wanted to share with you as well, but
» than
» » I remembered that I’m an adult and that I’m better than you.
»
» not a fan of rev… but i found his comment quite good… people sit back
» and bitch about how shtty china is while 90% of their crap is proceed
» there and marks a fundamental reason why we are even able to afford all
» this stuff that we have…
» also i just came back from the DPG (german physics conference in
» regensburg) and you’d be surprised how much research is coming from china
» these days… there were a shtton of invited speakers from china doing
» bleeding edge research… every year chinese universities release 100000
» new engineers… whoever believes that R&D in china is at third-world
» standard is really terribly misinformed…
I don’t know anything about research in physics. I’m in medicine. And there hasn’t been a single medical innovation from China that I can recall, which has really caused a ripple internationally.
I’m not saying China won’t slowly catch up in that respect, but as of now, medical and pharmaceutical R&D in China is in its infancy.
» » not a fan of rev…
» You don’t like me? That’s sad.
» I like you lol.
»
»
» » also i just came back from the DPG (german physics conference in
» » regensburg) and you’d be surprised how much research is coming from
» china
» » these days… there were a sh*tton of invited speakers from china doing
» » bleeding edge research… every year chinese universities release
» 100000
» » new engineers… whoever believes that R&D in china is at third-world
» » standard is really terribly misinformed…
»
» China has a population of 1.3 billion people.
» If you have an exceptional mind, and you are one in a million in China,
» there are 1300 people just like you.
Minds have nothing to do with it if your country doesn’t have a robust infrastructure for medical and pharmaceutical research.
Personally I think it’s a sc@m. Despite the fact they definetly are a “shady” country in many ways, they’re also a up n’ coming power in the world. Also the Asian culture is very fasinating and it would be a fun place to check out (not necassarily China though). There women are sexy too. 
You guys remeber the Sienfeild episode where George gets the “the cure” from China? lol If it was reall we would have most likely already gotten it here in in the US or at least seen it in the news. Sigh… Wish it was true though. This whole thing is kinda frickin depressing.