Yishan Wong, former Reddit CEO, said on X that “pacing the frontier” is the “sane thing” to do.
Core to Wong’s take is that American skepticism toward cooperating with China stems from failing to see Chinese people and their government as “real people, with equally valid and real desires, dreams, and actual human existence.” This is a blind spot that distorts US strategic judgment, he added.
He drew a Cold War parallel, arguing China has historically said it would disarm only once the US matched its (lower) warhead count — so today, the party that’s ahead should move first to slow down, not demand the trailing party stop.
He also disputed that…
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