The Catastrophe of the Bronze Screw Myth
Written by Peter Li-Chang Kuo ( Chinese ) Last week, a friend traveled from afar and brought up the comprehensive economic solution we contributed to the world—“ TES .” He noted that its cashless transaction volume had already reached " US$200 trillion " by 2025, suggesting that the system has approached a critical point of loss of control. He urged me to speak out in order to slow the pace of a looming catastrophe. While organizing my notes, I came across two photographs dated December 12, 1971. The location was the second floor of " Cheng Kuang Metal Works ," at No. 82, Lane 99, Alley 451, Park Road, North District, Tainan . When the building was constructed in 1968, I divided the space into a “ field-shaped ” layout (4-grid pattern). The photos were taken in the northeast room, where I was seen swinging a pair of nunchaku, loosening up my body. Fig 1: The birthplace of Taiwan ’s precision industry, created by Li-Chang Kuo The focus is not on the nuncha...
