Oresman notes that Beijing's demand for U.S. non-interference in China's interests is logically impossible given that the U.S. and China are in strategic competition—you cannot compete without actions that adversaries view as harmful to their interests.
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“now the problem when you have a competition between you know two powerful countries and you know the premise of that competition is that one of those countries should do nothing that could be construed is harming the other country's interests I mean then you don't really have a competition at all”
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