Daniel Mullen

A reply to me: "I can't stand people like you. I'm not saying you're wrong. I just like cookies."

[Daniel Mullen @danielmullen]

@China768768768 @TomcatJunkie I just arrived at Ottawa, once I reach the hotel I will check the messages.

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@runaway_vol @BenjaminRaderm1 🫡

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Now when you want to send a message, you can send a special cake.

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@runaway_vol @BenjaminRaderm1 Well, to be fair, you were in the pool.

[Daniel Mullen @danielmullen]

@runaway_vol Just do not mention the washrooms.😬

[🇻🇦 Fr Victor Feltes @StuffForSisters]

Go to Mass this Sunday

That's it, that's the tweet

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@NoahGairn I can supply a facility.

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@DaOfficialVigil You mean, as they stand on the tarmac next to disabled F-35s?

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@shawngorham

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Tim Apple!

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

That is Elon Musk in the left and Tim Cook on the right, but who is seated in the middle?

She is Zhou Qunfei.

Touch your phone screen right now.

That glass was probably made by Zhou Qunfei’s Lens Technology.
She dropped out at 16, polished watch lenses for under a dollar a day, and wrote a resignation letter so honest about the problems yet grateful for the chance that her boss promoted her instead.

At 22 she started a tiny workshop with $3,000 and family in a small apartment. She kept learning and mastering advanced glass techniques.

She solved Motorola’s “impossible” shatterproof glass problem. Supplied the first iPhone. Built a company with 75,000+ employees making over a billion screens a year for Apple, Samsung, Huawei, and Tesla.

She still walks the factory floor.

A few weeks ago she sat between Elon Musk and Tim Cook at a Beijing state banquet.

Zhou Qunfei today is known as China’s “Glass Queen.”
She is the founder and chairwoman of Lens Technology, the company whose advanced glass and components are used in iPhones, Samsung devices, Huawei phones, Tesla vehicles, and an expanding range of electric cars, humanoid robots, AI hardware, and aerospace products.

As of late May 2026, her net worth is estimated at $19.7–20.3 billion (Forbes and Bloomberg), making her one of the richest self-made women in the world and among the wealthiest women in China. Her wealth comes mainly from her controlling stake in Lens Technology, whose market value has recently been around $26 billion.

From a dollar a day to that table through relentless learning, honest communication, staying close to the work, and doing what others said couldn’t be done.
She didn’t wait to be invited.
She made herself impossible to ignore.

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@TheCatholicEngr Not good for you anyway!

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@CDNPolicyHawk We should find a NATO partner (or NZAUS) which wants F-35s and first sell them our future slots, then the physical ones we now have.

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@FranNunesEcon Wheat.

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@runaway_vol

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@jenbegakis In the European Space agency though!

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@runaway_vol Cologne, definitely Cologne.

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@runaway_vol The $8 ‘coffees’ at Starbucks which are in reality 2000 calorie milkshakes.

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@runaway_vol Similar customer orientation though.

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@CleansedTweets Got to be careful!