@gkamstra@BillDA That's because the chart is flat out wrong. It's not measuring literacy on the y axis, it's measuring implementation of 16 literacy-related policy proposals: https://t.co/9s8Arrukem
https://t.co/TQUeptBasM
Today's highlights:
- Guo Degang, China's most famous comedian, is under investigation in Wuhan because part of an improv skit wasn't pre-approved.
- Beijing today approved H200 purchases after telling firms in January to stop ordering and buy domestic.
I built something I’ve wanted for a while: a Techmeme/Memeorandum for China.
China Desk pulls from Chinese sources to surface what’s getting attention across politics, culture, AI and tech.
Link in thread 👇🏼
2. T-Mobile sponsors free WiFi on many airlines, but only for phones. You can easily use it on your laptop instead.
Open Chrome DevTools, click the Toggle Device Toolbar, then choose iPhone from the dropdown. Reload the in-flight wifi splash page and log in.
Two quick in-flight WiFi tips:
1. Don't pay for Internet on multiple devices. Pay once on your laptop, then use MacOS Internet Sharing to share the connection over a USB cable to your phone.
Just saw the first trade review of my upcoming book in Publisher's Weekly which called it a "hard-hitting debut exposé" that is "an incisive call for action against the collusions of big money and big government."
Pre-order here: https://t.co/0daYyjMVDj
Our latest poll with @YouGov, conducted over the weekend, asked Americans if the US military should get involved in the war in Iran.
Overall:
60% no
16% yes
Republicans:
53% no
23% yes
Trump voters in 2024:
53% no
19% yes