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hurt their economy. i think hong kong-ers tend to overexaggerate the extent which china tries to control them though. the governments are still very effectively separate, immigration control from mainland has been super strong (seriously i don't know how people still complain about this) and i honestly think the chinese government doesn't care that much about controlling hk - we're really not as important as everyone seems to think. they seem mostly happy to let us do our own thing as long as we're helping their economy and not trying to sabotage their government. for sure china has done shady things and their plan for democratic elections in hk is essentially a joke. but i also think that hk-ers need to be more realistic about what they can achieve with china rather than basically going into rage and denial whenever any compromise attempt is made. know what your bargaining chips are, set a realistic political goal and use your chips to
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The Brainpower Conference Newsletter
February 23, 2018

"Caffeine was my go-to during my career, but the effects of caffeine are minuscule on the scale of cognitive enhancement. Our team has been able to increase overall brain output by 57.3%, thats just something coffee cannot and will not do.

See Elon Musk's New Memory-Boosting Formula
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