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but you actually tore the wrapper off, you actually got your hands in it, your understanding of it will increase more than any amount of articles that you can read that are fearmongering and baiting you in, right?
Now, even though this might sound like unnecessary fearmongering, I get it.
I think investors for Chinese equities are still more focused on the so-called positive response from authorities that push back against fearmongering from these US AI CEOs.
Now, interestingly, this does not seem to have been an AI-induced hack, which is we all have been obviously fearmongering about what AI is going to do to exchanges.
So no fearmongering and spreading FUD, but informational and educational to take a decision responsibly.
Like if you want to stay up to date on political events, find sources that aren't fearmongering.
So if we are fearmongering, if we are hyperbolic, if we are waving our hands in the air, that itself can be part of the problem.
And avoid fearmongering with terms like "unknown" or "fatal."
I think it's fearmongering.
All I've heard is the kind of tiresome fearmongering about nuclear weapons, which Iran did not have.
And many people in the comment section said that you were just fearmongering.
This was not fearmongering.