Rainbow Goldstein @technorural

Fourth-generation garmento North China Plain Joined May 2020

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Walter Kirn @walterkirn

2 months ago

I have concluded after long, long study that Robert Stone was the greatest American writer since 1970 or so, and I am willing to fight about it. I think it's not even that close.

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Rainbow Goldstein @technorural

5 months ago

Crazy chart from @AaronandML — have you seen this one @TMTLongShort

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Julius Krein @JuliusKrein

6 months ago

Some thoughts on the last few weeks and the path forward: americanaffairsjournal.org/2025/04/the-le…

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Just Another Pod Guy @TMTLongShort

6 months ago

Worth a read - thank you @technorural for sharing 🤝americanaffairsjournal.org/2024/11/americ…

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Confucius says: at 15 I began to do my own research at 30 i could stand before an audience and speak at 40 i had very little doubt left about what I was saying at 50 i knew my mission at 60 i could hear and understand all the perspectives that differ from mine now at 70,…

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Luke Burgis @lukeburgis

11 months ago

In the land of the blind the one-eyed man is king

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Emmett Shear @eshear

a year ago

There comes a time in every man’s life where he thinks, “you know, I should really try my hand at a translation of the Dao de Jing”.

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Temür @realsteelmuslim

a year ago

I will never get over the fact that Li Bai, one of China’s greatest poets, was born in Kyrgyzstan.

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Rainbow Goldstein @technorural

a year ago

Coming back through immigration at JFK a rude awakening after a week of cool East Asian efficiency. One window open, line of 400+ US residents getting longer with each new arriving flight. With a tax base like ours, it shouldn’t feel this much like Paraguay!

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DaoistBureaucrat @DaoBureaucrat

2 years ago

Visiting the Taoist Priest Dai Tianshan But Not Finding Him A dog's bark amid the water's sound, Peach blossom that's made thicker by the rain Deep in the trees, I sometimes see a deer, And at the stream I hear no noonday bell Wild bamboo divides the green mist, A flying spring…

XingWu🐉ChineseFolklore @x1ngwu

2 years ago

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Peacock Angel of History @LapsusLima

2 years ago

chop water, carry wood

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zoyd wheeler @ShakenJack

2 years ago

it’s always darkest before it gets darker

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Alastair McCready @AlMcCready1

2 years ago

There were once North Korean restaurants all across Asia. Today, outside of Russia and China, there are five. Four of those are in Laos (one in Hanoi)—I visited them two weeks ago, and at the risk of falling into NK cliches, they were strange, eerie and baffling places 🧵

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Rainbow Goldstein @technorural

2 years ago

"It is important to know that the environment in downtown Minneapolis has changed requiring you to focus more on personal safety than in the past."

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Rainbow Goldstein @technorural

3 years ago

I love my partner and the mother of my soon to be three sons so much that it is painful. I can’t imagine life without her and I am grateful every day for the life she has given to me. Even when she criticizes me for mouth breathing.

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itrulyknowchina @itrulyknownchi1

3 years ago

This thread of MINE is worth reading for anyone following elite Chinese politics because the quoted thread is dead wrong and serves as a stellar example of China Hands getting Chinese state media reports & elite politics wrong. Every tweet in the quoted thread is wrong. THREAD

Carl Minzner @CarlMinzner

3 years ago

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Rainbow Goldstein @technorural

4 years ago

Supplier negotiations...

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Rainbow Goldstein @technorural

4 years ago

Does Miami have the most Lamborghinis per capita of any city in the world? Saw more than 20 today. Have not yet been to Monaco.

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Dylan Levi King @dylanleviking

4 years ago

The CIA clipped reports from Chinese-language media outside of the People's Republic detailing the entanglements of senior leaders with their charismatic qigong masters. There's no mystery why they were rolled up in 1989—or became more explicitly political in the case of some.