@VraserX: China delivering humanoids at industrial scale while the West still debates whether humanoids are “real” feels eerily s…
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The post compares China's rapid industrial scaling of humanoid robots to the West's hesitation, drawing parallels to the early days of electric vehicle adoption.
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China delivering humanoids at industrial scale while the West still debates whether humanoids are “real” feels eerily similar to the early EV conversation.
The technology doesn’t need to be finished before manufacturing scale starts mattering.
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