How a Quiet Campus in Massachusetts Is Quietly Reshaping the World—One Parking Ticket at a Time
In the grand geopolitical chessboard, where Beijing buys ports like children collect trading cards and Silicon Valley titans trade privacy for market share, one must look to Amherst, Massachusetts, to understand how the empire really sustains itself—through parking tickets, artisanal ramen, and a quiet, almost British refusal to acknowledge anything unpleasant. The University of Massachusetts…
