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@cuichenghao zh.wikipedia.org/zh-tw/%E7%99%B…

今天，上海高温，有网友在外滩竟测得59摄氏度。有网友调侃称，再这么整，温度计就要实名了，还有网友称，可天气预报总是不超40度，总是差一点室外停工。

@whyyoutouzhele 結構有點像大型鐵垃圾桶

一场大雨，冲塌了沈阳的“诚信”，露出了里面的“铁皮” 7月15日，有发帖称，沈阳南市场地标性景观“诚信宝鼎”在一场大雨后发生倒塌损毁。 视频中，倒塌后的宝鼎损毁严重，内部结构彻底裸露。 讽刺的是，这座本应代表“诚信”的沉稳建筑，内部竟全是由薄薄的铁皮拼接而成，被网友调侃为“面子工程经不起风雨”。

@OliLondonTV Why not make a movie about the Amazons tribe

Lupita Nyong'o says Christopher Nolan has adapted Homer’s ‘The Odyssey’ to make it more about women. “There are so many incredible women in the story. Chris chooses to linger with them and tell the story also from their perspective”

@lingjlng2 每天2000應該可以買氧氣筒和防毒面具之類。問題是誰付重型機械。

广西横州养猪场，一天2000元人民币都招不到清理死猪的人，因为实在太臭了。

@nicksortor @GregoryKBovino @JackPosobiec @BorderHawkNews Not realistic. Criminal existence in the West is likely a better condition than in their home countries now. The only way this will work is after a few years of Trump-envisioned peaceful development pulling them back for economic reasons.

The ONLY realistic way to eject tens of MILLIONS of illegals (without military support) is to FORCE them to self-deport Bovino nailed it: “Let's make it SO HARD for them to live, to work, to recreate, to do ANYTHING in the US that they have NO CHOICE but to self-deport” Mass deportations are NOT POSSIBLE otherwise. We don’t have enough time. FORCE THEM TO TAP OUT.

@shanaka86 akm-img-a-in.tosshub.com/indiatoday/inl…:*

@shanaka86 indiatoday.in/world/story/ir…

More than 300 targets in seven days. Last night, a five-hour mission across 6 names on CENTCOM's hit list. Bushehr. Jask. Chabahar. Konarak. Abu Musa. Bandar Abbas. Now put those names on a map. That is not a target list. That is Iran's entire southern coastline, from the Persian Gulf to the open ocean. Two of the names are the whole war in miniature. Jask is the terminal of the pipeline Iran finished in 2021 so its oil could leave the country without touching the Strait of Hormuz. Chabahar is Iran's only deep-water ocean port, the door that needs no strait at all. Iran closed Hormuz to the world. America is now sealing every Iranian exit that is not Hormuz. A blockade used to mean keeping ships out. This particular blockade is carefully built to keep a country in. The weapon is new too. CENTCOM says Sunday's strikes used one-way attack sea drones in combat for the first time. For forty years Iran's answer to the US Navy has been the swarm, hundreds of cheap fast boats, too small and too many for a carrier group to fight at a sensible price. Ukraine proved the counter in the Black Sea, breaking a fleet with crewless boats and no navy of its own. Now the largest the most powerful navy on planet earth has adopted the smallest boat in the fight. The swarm has met its mirror, and the mirror has nobody aboard. From the shore, Iranian / IRGC officials describe strikes across eight cities in Khuzestan and a security guard killed at a water station in Mahshahr. CBS reports at least 30 fishing boats destroyed. That is what small boats means in a communique. Brent jumped 9.59% on Monday, its biggest one-day gain in more than six years, to $83.30. Iran / IRGC spent four months proving it could close the world's door. America is spending this week proving Iran cannot open its own.

@visegrad24 Good one. (Even after adjusting for inflation)

🇵🇸🇩🇪🇯🇵 What the difference between Palestinians, Germans and Japanese people? The people of Germany and Japan both achieved miraculous economic recoveries after WWII with just a fraction of the aid given to Palestinians in Gaza. Germany and Japan received roughly $250 to $300 per person, sparking the greatest economic triumphs in human history. It took Germany just 10 years and $1.44 billion in foreign aid to go from ruins to a top industrialized economy. It took Japan a mere 15 years and $2.20 billion in foreign aid to go from a nuked, hopeless ruin to a global technology powerhouse. Meanwhile, the Gaza Strip received global solidarity and over $45 billion in international aid from the US, EU, UK, and UN over the last three decades, only to devolve into a heavily dependent Islamist dictatorship and terror hub.

@TGTM_Official Zuckerberg talks reform, but has no control over his own empire.

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@michaelxpettis Without free flow of information and prices, nothing will help. Just more bubbles.

Tsinghua's Li Daokui, one of China's most prominent economists, calls for an increasingly urgent response to problems in the Chinese economy, focusing mainly on policies to unleash constraints on the ability of local governments to continue to power growth: "Specifically, after completing major infrastructure projects, local governments have become preoccupied with repaying their debts. Because interest rates remain high, the more debt they repay, the greater the total debt burden becomes. This process absorbs enormous amounts of economic and financial energy without converting that energy into actual output or productivity." His proposed response is to reduce what he calls "blockage" at the local-government level by exploiting the relatively clean balance sheet of the central government. He mostly asks, in other words, for a shift in the locus of debt creation from local-government balance sheets to the central government. If you believe that there remain a lot of productive investment opportunities that local governments are unable to access because of their bloated balance sheets, and that only local governments can take on these projects, this would certainly make sense. But I think it has been many years since this has been true, in which case it seems to me that his proposed policy response is to accelerate debt creation even further, partly, he says, to fund local-government repurchases of empty apartments and partly to improve benefits to migrant workers. My worry is that not enough people see China's extremely high and rapidly-rising debt burden as the main medium-term problem facing China, perhaps because the only way to address the debt burden requires much slower growth, and as of now this is still politically unacceptable, especially if real Chinese unemployment is closer to the 10.2% Li believes it to be than the 5.0% official rate published earlier today. It's good that Chinese economists are becoming increasingly vocal about the deep difficulties the very-unbalanced Chinese economy faces. But I worry that they are still not willing to acknowledge just how difficult it will be to address these imbalances, nor to recognize that the longer Beijing postpones the adjustment, the more disruptive it is likely to be. On these last two points the historical precedents are pretty clear. yuzhehe.com/p/chinas-econo…

@michaelxpettis Sounds like moral hazard allowing local government to shift to more bubbles. He talks as though the current wave of AI data centre malinvestment is not already the next brewing bubble on the scale of past abandoned housing

@wangdan1989 流星雨般的，又一顆中共隕落神話

蒋方舟之后, 是贾浅浅. 新华社西安7月15日电: 针对网上关于西北大学教师贾浅浅涉嫌论文抄袭等问题的反映，西北大学15日发布情况通报，经调查认定贾浅浅存在抄袭行为，学术不端行为属实， 决定撤销其副教授职称及教师岗位任职资格，同意其提出的辞职申请，解除聘用关系，已按程序撤销了其教师资格。

@jenniferzeng97 Winnie was there on a key chain in a flooded car

🚨Floods are devastating many parts of CCP-ruled China. What angers people most is that many of these disasters are man-made, such as dams releasing water without warning the public. The dams have also caused extensive damage to local ecosystems. Meanwhile, Xi Jinping is nowhere to be seen in any disaster zone—neither inspecting the damage nor offering help.

All clues point to Trump - through insider negotiations and threats he experienced in the past two years - being convinced that Iran is real on nuclear arm pursuit, and that there could be a "The Sum of All Fears" real life scenario in Israel or a US city, or worse, meaning wider proliferation and nuclear war, that Trump decided to risk as much election chips and his personal prestige as necessary to prevent those outcomes.

Chamath Palihapitiya says President Trump has been “way more right than wrong” and explained why Trump’s stance on Iran ultimately won him over. Palihapitiya said Trump’s unwavering position against a nuclear-armed was about preventing the one scenario that could threaten civilization itself. PALIHAPITIYA: “On the broad based things that he did, I think that he has been way more right than wrong.” SORKIN: “Where do you land on the war in Iran?” PALIHAPITIYA: “The most important thing that got me to see his point of view is he was completely binary on there can not be nuclear war.” “And what’s so interesting about, you know, like Warren Buffett in that last segment, who, by the way, should give all of his money if he wants to give it away to Trump Accounts…” “If you ask Buffett, Buffett would also say the same thing. He and Munger used to say in their letters, there’s only one risk for humanity: nuclear war.” “And so when you have a madman country that is attempting to destabilize the ability for all of us just to live our lives, I think he was pulled into a situation he didn’t want to be in because he believed strongly in no nuclear weapons.” “I support that because I think everybody is forgetting the chaos that that kind of thing can create in the world.” @chamath

Foreigners may not understand why they need to release large amount of flood water at the last minute. Because they maximize dam water level for hydroelectric generation for provincial income. A few dam operators maximize water level for aquaculture - again money for local government. In communist China, money incentive inverted the proper logic of storing less water before rainy season begins. Communism does not care about lives and properties, fail to function because of widespread lies, and security forces are abused to censor, cover up and prolong corruption.

[ Field Footage ] First leaked footage shows the CCP deliberately releasing floodwater at 3 AM! Reader sent me first-hand accounts: No adequate warning or evacuation time was given. Entire families were still asleep and got swept away and drowned. This is not new. For years the CCP has repeatedly discharged floodwater without warnings and concealed the true scale of casualties and deaths. There is documented evidence of these evil practices. According to various observations, for nearly a decade, the Chinese Communist Party governments at all levels have habitually chosen to release floodwaters around 2 a.m. There are two reasons for this. First, it is easier for entire families — and even entire villages — to be wiped out while they are asleep, thereby eliminating any future troubles. Second, by the time it gets light, the work of destroying corpses and covering up the evidence can be largely completed, preventing the information from leaking out. This is an extremely sharp and incisive interpretation that exposes the evil essence of the Chinese Communist Party, which has always regarded human lives as worthless as blades of grass.

Yes, go back to the original source material

@zaobaosg 這是使用2023年版AI從英文翻譯過來的標題嗎？

英国媒体报道，在制定了一份新的“白名单”后，美国晶片巨头英伟达已将获准购买其人工智能（AI）晶片的亚洲客户数量削减了一半以上。 #Echobox=1784008754" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">zaobao.com.sg/news/china/sto…

@realMaalouf Apparently invented time travel

He claims Muslims are the real Japanese and that the Japanese descend from Muslims who moved there in 800 BC and built Japan, even though Islam did not even exist back then. Is there anything they won’t claim?

@shanaka86 A map would fit this post

@xie_wanjun video

@xie_wanjun could it be an old photo from Zhengzhou tunnel flood?

A Chinese resident photographed a heavy truck at night carrying a load of white, strip-shaped objects, suspected to be corpses. It is claimed that the death toll from the Nanning library collapse and subsequent floods in Guangxi alone exceeds 10,000, but authorities have claimed only 38 deaths, suggesting the bodies were secretly disposed of.