The hottest topic recently is the "kill line" discussion.
I won't debate whether the US or China has a lower kill line,
but I welcome such heated debates.
As G2 competitors,
China and the US should not only compete in military, technology, economy, and trade,
but also in the overall welfare and social security of their citizens.
Both sides should supervise each other, expose shortcomings, and reveal flaws,
forcing each other to continuously improve.
This is the true meaning of great power competition!

Do you have friends who are always unlucky?
A person's bad luck,
99% is not a natural disaster, but a man-made disaster.
People who have been unlucky for a long time have their own characteristics that attract disasters -
Decisions are like sieves, emotions are like detonators,
Connections are like black holes, and execution is like brake failure.
Bad things don't come to him occasionally,
It is he who accurately drives himself into the arms of bad things.
The closer you get to him, the higher the probability of being implicated.
Staying away from unlucky people is not snobbery, but the top

Yesterday I visited a Hong Kong-listed company located in Qianhai for a chat.
The company, with a market capitalization of several hundred million HKD, rents an entire floor of a Grade A office building.
I took a walk around.
There were people playing cards,
drinking tea,
but not a single person actually working 🤡.
Can you guess what the real business model of these companies is?

Aside from crypto news, the Chinese content on X is mostly low-IQ trash from dissidents.
Hurry up and watch some foreign videos to recharge.
In the video, two Americans review their 6-day trip to China.
Both believe that China has a leading advantage in innovation speed, scale, and strategy.
China’s engineering-driven society, central planning,
open-source AI, and educational reforms are driving modernization.
Meanwhile, the US has clear shortcomings in policy, education, and workforce.

With the AI call answering feature,
I'm no longer afraid of spam calls.
In fact, I hope telemarketers and spam callers will chat with my AI a bit longer.
lmao

Watched the interview of Louis-Vincent, who manages assets worth 1.6 billion dollars.
There are several interesting points.
He believes that China is like the United States in 2009.
We are welcoming a real bull market.
Under the pressure of the trade war from President Trump in 2018,
The Chinese government deliberately implements the "Real Estate Collapse Plan" to achieve industrial leapfrogging.
Then the re-inflation bull market will start, and in the long term, it will surpass the United States.
The United States and the West cannot truly decouple from China's supply chain.
Because their

Watched a 60-minute program interviewing the CEO of Polymarket.
Only then did I realize that ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, led a funding round of $2 billion.
Many users are now professional traders.
Placing bets through AI tools is more reliable than traditional AI trading.