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This is a bit too extreme, but I do agree that automatically granting every citizen the right to vote as soon as they become an adult isn’t necessarily a good thing. People should have to demonstrate that they’ve passed some kind of threshold before being eligible to vote, such as completing military service or paying taxes above a certain median level
If you visit Chongqing and want to explore places that are less homogenized and commercialized, you can set off from near Chaotianmen on a multi-day cruise through the Three Gorges. It takes about four days to fully appreciate the scenery along the way. To be clear, I am referring to the 4-day, 3-night Three Gorges cruise from Chongqing to Yichang, Hubei—not the short one-hour sightseeing tours around Chongqing, so please don't confuse the two. The views along the Yangtze River are stunning, offering a completely different experience from the more commercialized parts of the city. You could give it a try next time
When traveling in China, there are a few inconveniences you just have to tolerate. Some locals tend to cut in line or play short videos and music out loud. As long as you don't mind these two things and are traveling with family or friends rather than solo, traveling in China is generally safe and worth experiencing
Oh dudeeee no way!
So me and @theannalux our trip in December last year was:
🇨🇳 Fly into Beijing (we came from Japan)
Stayed in Aman Summer Palace was a cool experience (now ex Aman)
Then after 2 days flew to Chengdu, stayed there a week, very fun city, we also went to see the pandas, and try the best hotpot in the world
Then high speed train to Chongqing, quite a tourist place but cool for a few days, then high speed train back to Chengdu
Then we flew to Shanghai and an AI company guy there kindly drove us too Hangzhou to check the AI companies there, we visited Alibaba AI very interesting
If you wanna see more tourist/nature stuff Guilin is cool (big mountains)
One thing to know is Google Maps is all wrong in China, because they use some GPS encryption for military reasons, so use Amap! And install Alipay, connect your payment card, via Alipay you can use lots of apps like Didi (Uber of China), many of these apps inside Alipay won't work for foreigners outside of it (or not easy)
Also internet can be challenging, I got an eSIM from Airalo for Asia and it worked to go outside the firewall
Also if you go with family maybe helps to find some local fixer or agent, nobody speaks English (but ppl helpful), so sometimes you can have a difficult situation if you have no Chinese speaker with you. Normally I'd not book tourist tours to for ex Chinese Wall but in China I would because it means you get essentially a local fixer/translator
Food can be difficult too but if you get a good hotel you can just eat Western food there. A good China-only hotel is called Niccolo Hotels, very luxurious, clean and actually great prices too
Have fun!!!!
@datingbyblaine He seems like a good guy. Also, maybe this lady could wear adult diapers when she’s out, to avoid emergencies and embarrassment like this
Bro, I checked out your profile, and I agree with what you said about rap music. But posting this much just because a woman didn’t want to keep seeing a guy she barely knew, who chose a pretzel place for their first date, seems a bit excessive. You’re a smart guy. Maybe you could be a little calmer and more easygoing about it
I don't get how disliking this kind of place for a date connects to feminism like the comments say. It's just a natural reaction, not an ideology. Wanting a guy to pick a high-end spot for a first date aligns with traditional masculinity. It's just a preference in a partner, not feminism, and maybe even the opposite
🚨 TOM LEE ON $HOOD: "IT COULD 100X IN TEN YEARS"
Here's my conversation with @fundstrat. We discuss why Robinhood's Q2 beat got sold off, Kalshi vs. Robinhood, and Robinhood Chain's huge success out of the gate.
We also discuss what Robinhood looks like in a decade, and why he thinks the company's real competition in 10 years isn't Schwab/IBKR but J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs. Thanks to Tom for joining the show!
00:55 - Robinhood Q2 earnings
02:34 - Tom Lee's $HOOD price target
03:42 - Prediction markets
05:14 - Kalshi is a call-option for Robinhood
06:39 - Kalshi vs. Robinhood
07:01 - Prediction markets regulatory risk
08:51 - Prediction markets size + fragmentation
14:02 - Robinhood Chain is a "breakaway success"
17:49 - Memecoins, then real-world assets
22:21 - Tom Lee's thoughts on Hyperliquid
25:14 - Robinhood could 100x in ten years 🤯
27:30 - Tom's thoughts on founder/CEO Vlad Tenev
29:17 - Weekend 24/7 markets
30:25 - MrBeast $200M investment
Not financial or legal advice