An American Engineer in China
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Field Notes #1: The First 11 Days
Hi friends 👋 , Happy Tuesday! A few weeks ago, a longtime not boring reader and one of my smartest friends, someone I go to with questions on everything from energy to robotics, told me that he was going to China. Over the next few months, he planned to meet with energy, AI, and hardware companies and develop his China Fingerspitzengefühl. Would I be interested in sharing what he learns in real-time with not boring’s readers? Incredibly easy yes. If you are interested in the types of companies and technologies we write about in not boring, you probably need to understand China better. I…
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