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Why did Stu Woo of the Wall Street Journal Follow Me to Singapore?
It opens with: “A writer named Stu Woo recently moved from San Francisco to Singapore. He got in touch to ask me why I’d also moved from San Francisco to Singapore, and why I’d decided to become a proud Singaporean.” — a public X article by Balaji (@balajis), posted 2026-07-28. Verified for export on this site: 32,375 characters, 79 paragraphs, 1 image(s). Use the button above to save it as Word, PDF or Markdown, images included.
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It opens with: “A writer named Stu Woo recently moved from San Francisco to Singapore. He got in touch to ask me why I’d also moved from San Francisco to Singapore, and why I’d decided to become a proud Singaporean.” — a public X article by Balaji (@balajis), posted 2026-07-28. Verified for export on this site: 32,375 characters, 79 paragraphs, 1 image(s). Use the button above to save it as Word, PDF or Markdown, images included.
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- Balaji (@balajis)
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- https://x.com/balajis/status/2082071471548244406
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- 2026-07-28
- Updated here
- 2026-10-09
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- 32,375 characters / 79 paragraphs / 1 images
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800 likes118 reposts115 replies370 bookmarks55 quotes304,643 views
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