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CHINA INC ENTERS THE SPACE COMPUTE RACE
According to institutional trackings compiled by Securities Times Databao on November 10, 2026, exactly 24 A-share listed companies have entered the space computing supply chain, gaining strong market attention as global architectures satellite processing toward integrated orbital supercomputing constellations.
Key Verified Developments & Industry Standouts:
Industrial Inflection Point:
CCID Consulting estimates the global space computing market will scale from ~$300 million in 2020 to ~$16 billion by 2030, driven by the shift from ground-bound processing ("data downlinked for computing") to autonomous in-orbit real-time inference ("in-space computing").
Core Compute & Ecosystem Consortia:
Dawning Information Industry (Sugon / 中科曙光, 603019.SH)maintains the lowest rolling P/E in the 24-stock peer group (39.17x).
Sugon partnered with PIESAT (中科星图, 688568.SH), Hygon Information (海光信息), and 13 other institutional entities to launch Zhongke Xingyun Space Intelligent Technology in Hefei, developing dedicated space-grade compute hardware and ground-space integrated architectures.
Satellite AI Constellation Developers:
Shunho Stock (顺灏股份, 002565.SZ)** holds a 19.30% strategic stake in Orbit Time (北京轨道辰光), which focuses on dawn-dusk orbit mega-compute constellations and dual-phase liquid-cooling space payloads. Concurrently, iSoftStone (软通动力, 301236.SZ)** partnered with Zhejiang Lab and ADA Space (国星宇航) to advance the "Star-Compute" global network.
Institutional Scrutiny & Valuations:** Over October–November 2026, institutional on-site survey density was highest across Cape Cloud (开普云, 27 institutions), iSoftStone (16 institutions), and Fudan Microelectronics (复旦微电, 15 institutions). While secondary valuations remain stretched or unbacked by mature net earnings across the majority of the 24 conceptual plays, leading players with contracted flight hardware (such as Foxconn Industrial Internet / Ramon.Space partnerships and Aerospace Electronics / 航天电子) anchor the tangible revenue base.
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polls are narrative control devices
"Pollsters" who take foreign money, said Republicans would keep the U.S. Senate, told the President his approval rating was 49%, and/or had D+5 or less Generic Ballots, need to just STFU.
They're either manipulators or shitty pollsters. Either way, they should not be part of the conversation.
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gregorylent retweeted
There exists a better way to govern, but your local despot isn't willing to give up his turn at the trough to make it happen.
Decentralization is an institutional technology for producing better governance, and history proves it.
Switzerland offers the clearest running anton system, which predates the 1848 federal constitution by centuries, gave each canton genuine fiscal and legal autonomy. Cantons compete. Appenzell Innerrhoden ran its affairs differently from Zurich, and both had to live with the consequences of their own choices. Tax policy, spending, local regulation: all accountable to populations small enough to hold officials personally responsible. When a canton governor failed, residents noticed immediately. Exit was real and cheap. Cross the border, pay lower taxes, keep your capital. That threat disciplines governments in a way that no constitutional clause ever manages.
Pre-unification Germany made the same point, often uncomfortably for German nationalists. The patchwork of hundreds of principalities, free cities, and minor kingdoms that made up the Holy Roman Empire and later the German Confederation produced fierce jurisdictional competition. Hamburg grew wealthy as a free city because it kept commercial law light and bureaucratic interference minimal. Frankfurt became the financial center of continental Europe for the same reason. Bismarck's 1871 unification consolidated power upward and, within a generation, Berlin was micromanaging what Hamburg had run perfectly well on its own.
Smaller jurisdictions cannot hide fiscal failure behind monetary expansion or transfers from distant taxpayers. A canton that overspends runs visibly short. A German principality that harassed merchants watched them relocate. The feedback loop is tight and fast. Large centralized states break that loop. Washington, Brussels, and Berlin all collect taxes from populations too dispersed and too diverse to coordinate effective pushback. The spending continues, and the bureaucracy expands, insulated from consequence.
You end up paying the price of centralization every time a uniform federal regulation destroys a local arrangement that worked. The canton system worked because Appenzell could not impose its preferences on Zurich.
Brussels hasn't learned that lesson yet, and Europeans are paying the tuition.
Decentralization is an institutional technology for producing better governance, and history proves it.
Switzerland offers the clearest running anton system, which predates the 1848 federal constitution by centuries, gave each canton genuine fiscal and legal autonomy. Cantons compete. Appenzell Innerrhoden ran its affairs differently from Zurich, and both had to live with the consequences of their own choices. Tax policy, spending, local regulation: all accountable to populations small enough to hold officials personally responsible. When a canton governor failed, residents noticed immediately. Exit was real and cheap. Cross the border, pay lower taxes, keep your capital. That threat disciplines governments in a way that no constitutional clause ever manages.
Pre-unification Germany made the same point, often uncomfortably for German nationalists. The patchwork of hundreds of principalities, free cities, and minor kingdoms that made up the Holy Roman Empire and later the German Confederation produced fierce jurisdictional competition. Hamburg grew wealthy as a free city because it kept commercial law light and bureaucratic interference minimal. Frankfurt became the financial center of continental Europe for the same reason. Bismarck's 1871 unification consolidated power upward and, within a generation, Berlin was micromanaging what Hamburg had run perfectly well on its own.
Smaller jurisdictions cannot hide fiscal failure behind monetary expansion or transfers from distant taxpayers. A canton that overspends runs visibly short. A German principality that harassed merchants watched them relocate. The feedback loop is tight and fast. Large centralized states break that loop. Washington, Brussels, and Berlin all collect taxes from populations too dispersed and too diverse to coordinate effective pushback. The spending continues, and the bureaucracy expands, insulated from consequence.
You end up paying the price of centralization every time a uniform federal regulation destroys a local arrangement that worked. The canton system worked because Appenzell could not impose its preferences on Zurich.
Brussels hasn't learned that lesson yet, and Europeans are paying the tuition.
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gregorylent retweeted
The Rose Is Already Hidden in the Seed, the Buddha in Your Being — #Osho
These two eyes can see only the form, the color, but they cannot see the formless and the colorless. For the formless and colorless they are blind. In samadhi you close these eyes and a new perceptivity, ally called ‘the third eye’, arises in you; a new sensitivity which can feel and see what is not possible for your outer senses.
The dharma-eye, which is the third eye of your interior spirit, is capable of perceiving the Tao. When I say to you in meditations, “Go deeper, look deeper,” I am trying in every way so that your third eye, which has remained dormant, opens up.
Ma Tzu still asked,
“Is there still making and unmaking?”
Can we do something inside? Can we make a buddha inside? Is there still some creativity inside? It is a very profound question.
To this, the master replied, “If one sees the Tao from the standpoint of making and unmaking, or gathering and scattering, one does not really see the Tao. Listen to my gatha:”
He says that as far as your inner world is concerned your buddha is already there; you don’t have to make it. Everything is as it should be in your inner world.
I am reminded of the Russian scientist, Kirlian, who brought a new vision to the objective scientist; its implications are immense. He was a great photographer and he went on perfecting and refining his lenses. His whole idea was that if something is hidden in a seed as a potential, then perhaps the photograph of the potential can be caught with a better lens.
It was a very strange idea, but scientists and mystics and philosophers and poets are all a little bit crazy. Everybody tried to persuade him: “Don’t do such nonsense, how can you see the rose in the seed?”
He said, “If it is going to be, then it must be present in some way – perhaps our eyes are not capable of seeing it.” And finally he succeeded. He managed to create lenses which could take a photograph of what was going to happen in the future. He would put the seed in front of his camera and a photograph would come of a roseflower.
And then he would wait for the seed to die into the soil – and it was one of the miracles of modern genius, that when the real rose came, it would be exactly the same as the photograph. He has caught the future in his net.
He became convinced that if it is true about the seed then it can be used in many things. For example, Kirlian photography has now become an absolute must in Russian hospitals. People come just to be checked, to see if there is any possibility of disease in the future.
— Osho
Ma Tzu: The Empty Mirror, Chap #02 - Sowing Seed osho.com
#OshoWisdom
#Meditation
#SpiritualAwakening
#ConsciousLiving
#MeditativeAwareness
#SelfRealization
#ConsciousAlertness
#InnerPeace
These two eyes can see only the form, the color, but they cannot see the formless and the colorless. For the formless and colorless they are blind. In samadhi you close these eyes and a new perceptivity, ally called ‘the third eye’, arises in you; a new sensitivity which can feel and see what is not possible for your outer senses.
The dharma-eye, which is the third eye of your interior spirit, is capable of perceiving the Tao. When I say to you in meditations, “Go deeper, look deeper,” I am trying in every way so that your third eye, which has remained dormant, opens up.
Ma Tzu still asked,
“Is there still making and unmaking?”
Can we do something inside? Can we make a buddha inside? Is there still some creativity inside? It is a very profound question.
To this, the master replied, “If one sees the Tao from the standpoint of making and unmaking, or gathering and scattering, one does not really see the Tao. Listen to my gatha:”
He says that as far as your inner world is concerned your buddha is already there; you don’t have to make it. Everything is as it should be in your inner world.
I am reminded of the Russian scientist, Kirlian, who brought a new vision to the objective scientist; its implications are immense. He was a great photographer and he went on perfecting and refining his lenses. His whole idea was that if something is hidden in a seed as a potential, then perhaps the photograph of the potential can be caught with a better lens.
It was a very strange idea, but scientists and mystics and philosophers and poets are all a little bit crazy. Everybody tried to persuade him: “Don’t do such nonsense, how can you see the rose in the seed?”
He said, “If it is going to be, then it must be present in some way – perhaps our eyes are not capable of seeing it.” And finally he succeeded. He managed to create lenses which could take a photograph of what was going to happen in the future. He would put the seed in front of his camera and a photograph would come of a roseflower.
And then he would wait for the seed to die into the soil – and it was one of the miracles of modern genius, that when the real rose came, it would be exactly the same as the photograph. He has caught the future in his net.
He became convinced that if it is true about the seed then it can be used in many things. For example, Kirlian photography has now become an absolute must in Russian hospitals. People come just to be checked, to see if there is any possibility of disease in the future.
— Osho
Ma Tzu: The Empty Mirror, Chap #02 - Sowing Seed osho.com
#OshoWisdom
#Meditation
#SpiritualAwakening
#ConsciousLiving
#MeditativeAwareness
#SelfRealization
#ConsciousAlertness
#InnerPeace
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gregorylent retweeted
a little bit they are...that's the cool thing about everything early chinese - they never really separate the qi from the material manifestation. it's always both & immanent. but yeah - to your point, its also so much more than moving air molecules. how do you understand wind?
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texting a singapore friend .. a master of stickers ..
with emojis, and shortened spelling, a new language us evolving
with emojis, and shortened spelling, a new language us evolving
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gregorylent retweeted
I'm building a space simulation so you can get an intuitive sense of the universe, galaxies, gravity, black holes, the three body problem, tides, lunar phases, seasons...
You can play it here for free:
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You can play it here for free:
unchartedterritories.co/games/space/in…
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And bc of this the CIA target Elvis and assigned him a handler. An Army colonel took over as his manager and introduced narcotics into Elvis and his entourage.
The CIA systematically got rid of anyone that crossed racial boundaries bc it weakened their race baiting agenda to keep America divided.
The CIA systematically got rid of anyone that crossed racial boundaries bc it weakened their race baiting agenda to keep America divided.
B. B. King sets the record straight:
“When Elvis appeared he was already a big, big star. Remember this was the fifties so for a young white boy to show up in an all-black function took guts. I believe he was showing his roots and he seemed proud of those roots. After the show he for pictures with me treating me like royalty. He’d tell people I was one of his influences. I doubt whether that’s true but I like hearing Elvis give Memphis credit for his musical upbringing.
Back in 1972, Elvis helped me get a good gig at the Hilton Hotel while he was playing in the big theater. He put in a call for me and I worked in the lounge to a standing room only crowd. Elvis fans came in different colors but their love for good music was all the same. They were always a good audience.
Many nights I’d go upstairs after we finished our sets and go up to his suite. I’d play Lucille [King’s guitar] and sing with Elvis, or we’d take turns. It was his way of relaxing.
I’ll tell you a secret. We were the original Blues Brothers because that man knew more blues songs than most in the business - and after some nights it felt like we sang every one of them. But my point is, that when we were hanging out in the Hilton in the 70s, Elvis had not lost his respect, his ‘yes sir’, his love for all fields of music. And I liked that.”
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the unconsciousness of the alcoholic .. and the power of family ties that allows his continued presence ..
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the inversion of awareness happens sooner or later, this life or a next life, attention goes from the external world to the inner world, eventually finding no difference, unified
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hmm ..
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