The Chinese will only compromise when no other option is available to them. Goodwill, small talk, and any rapport or openness will likely be used against you later. In the West, we view strategy like a chessboard; they see it more like the game of Go. youtube.com/shorts/-8ZLWtN…

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This is interesting. Wang Yi's answer to the question: "Some people say that the US cannot accept China's technological innovation and leadership. They fear that if they can't compete, they will seize our companies; and if they can't seize them, they will destroy them. How do you

Can you turn off your AI score operational principles? It's a cat and mouse game, very revealing.

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How to think about home ownership in Canada going forward: 1️⃣ Property taxes are heading much higher. Best move: downsize into something with already-low taxes (and expect them to double anyway). 2️⃣ Sell extra properties. The power balance is shifting hard toward tenants, and

Costco Canada is officially out of stock of physical silver (Dec 27, 2025).

I’m not a big jazz fan, but I can listen to Oscar Peterson talk for hours.

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