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Inside: incredible $1.6 trillion plan to rule the world --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [View this email in your browser]( Robotic newscasts... Mass surveillance... The ability to predict crimes before they happen... A future Mars Settlement with robots and humans? These far flung ideas are not the plot of some sci-fi book or movie from four years ago. These are full-fledged realities happening right now in China. China and the US have a long, shared history in the world, especially in enterprise and business. And while recent squabbles over trade deals, geopolitical maneuvering, and support of North Korea are bound to grab all of the headlines...the one factor that could lead China to dominate the future is going unnoticed. And that's just what China wants. In fact, China has gone full speed ahead with a $1.6 trillion plan to complete its goal of international supremacy, becoming the first 21st Century Superpower. After getting left behind in the 20th century during industrialization, the Chinese government has vowed to never be second best again, implementing a mandatory development plan to become the global leader in Artificial Intelligence by 2030...or else. And they really will stop at nothing to take the crown from American industries! For years, some Chinese citizens climbed the ranks in some of America's most forward-thinking companies, gathering experience and learning from the best... only to rush back to China, where market protections are not as strong, with hopes of building their own empire. Just think, five years ago, China had two of the top 20 largest publicly traded tech companies in the world. Now, China has nine... And with the Chinese government essentially footing the bill for some of these technological advancements, we think investors could be in perfect position to profit. 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