@Tazerface16 To me this sounds like he knows the Ai bubble will burst and he is going to lose this election biggly and he is trying to shift the blame already..... "If the Democrats win, you will have an economic depression, much like 1929. If the Republicans win you will each have $5k...
Lose money on every deal. Make it up on volume.
Nearly 30% of China's industrial firms are losing money. When production matters more than profits, who's paying the bill?
Milo Minderbinder (Catch 22) meets Beijing.
https://t.co/EuPmkSd3lt
Gray-zone competition’s trick: every move looks too small to matter.
A ship here. A “new rule” there. Another precedent quietly becomes “normal.”
Ignore enough small moves and one day the map has changed.
https://t.co/EALiBw8y2X
A couple of beers, a remote control, & the Xi–Trump summit turned into a lesson in media messaging.
CNN & BBC talked. Taiwanese TV found the feed.
The latest from the Old Salt: why geography changes the news—and why sometimes you just hit channel down.
https://t.co/anZkHfro0Q
For decades, America looked at China and saw a vast market. China was looking back across centuries.
Engagement wasn’t the mistake. Assuming the outcome was inevitable—and then taking our eye off the ball—was.
My latest.
https://t.co/DXDYALuUr1
Gray-zone tactics depend on ambiguity. So turn on the lights.
Cameras, radar tracks, receipts—and an audience.
In my latest Old Salt: what the Philippines, Taiwan, and the Cuban Missile Crisis can teach us about fighting in the gray.
https://t.co/GfyOtlSU0M
@Tazerface16 In 2028, some campaign should be selling anti-Trump-branded sledgehammers for the demolition of every building, plaque, ballroom, monument, and federal tchotchke that got his name bolted onto it.
Call it the debranding stimulus package. Or just smart fundraising.
The next great resource war may be over people.
In an aging world, talent is becoming strategic infrastructure.
America has one huge advantage: people still want to come here.
We should probably try not to screw that up.
https://t.co/5vAqqfXd8Z
@denisewu I found the article tremendously one dimensional. It was like a guy shows up in Taiwan for a week and then let's the KMT pick whom you talks to....
@kuokuomich@TheAtlantic Agreed it was a horrible one dimensional article. Like let's go visit Taiwan for a week and talk with whomever the KMT wants to put in front of us.
Shore leave is supposed to clear your head.
Instead, Montreal got me thinking about rivers, trade, history—and why cities get rich where the water does the heavy lifting.
My latest from The Old Salt.
https://t.co/fWaGy97cd1