Human abilities are nothing more than three types: physical strength, intelligence, and imagination.

Looking back at history, all technological revolutions have essentially been about outsourcing and amplifying "physical strength."
And the AI wave we are experiencing today is the first revolution against "intelligence" in human history.
It is such a privilege to be in a once-in-a-century cycle like this.
Faced with this paradigm shift in underlying productivity, if one still rigidly holds onto a perspective of three to five years, or even one to two years, to make judgments, it's like staring at K-line charts and technical indicators to analyze MU's dozens-fold surge; old yardsticks cannot measure a new era.
Against the backdrop of the explosion of computing power, intelligence is no longer a moat.
Lack of imagination is the most fatal thing in this era.