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@KristopherErtmer
October 23, 2025 at 7:10 pm
I SAY TRUMP AND XI SHOULD DO A TECH DEAL. ASUS AND APPLE COULD WORK TOGETHER AND I COULD CREATE A RED MAGIC “KEYBOARD FOLDABLE” SMARTPHONE THAT UNFOLDS VERTICALLY INTO A SILVERY METALLIC KEYBOARD THAT EJECTS A TRACKPAD AND HAS A MICROPHONE KEY FOR SEARCHING, USING AI, OR DOING OTHER TASKS.
ZTE COULD SELL THE “KEYBOARD FOLDABLE” DESIGN TO OTHER COMPANIES LIKE SAMSUNG OR SOMEONE ELSE WHO HOLDS A FLAT EDGE DESIGN TO THEIR PHONES. SO MANY DEALS COULD BE DONE WITH CHINA AND AMERICA TOGETHER. I’D LOVE TO SEE THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IN THE PLACE IT WAS IN IT’S FIRST TERM FINANCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY. MANY INVENTIONS OR NEW PRODUCTS COULD BE MADE.
A DEAL FOR PRECIOUS ELEMENTS COULD BE DONE AND AMERICA COULD STILL HAVE DEALS WITH OTHER COUNTRIES LIKE AUSTRALIA.
CHINA COULD HAVE NEW TECH COMPANIES WORTH TRILLIONS AS WELL. JUST LIKE BEFORE.