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“How Can Young People Seize Opportunities in the AI Era?”



Listen to Sun Ge, but stay away from Sun Ge’s projects.

On October 9, Shao Allen released a four-hour-and-twenty-two-minute conversation with Justin Sun. I’ve picked out four takeaways for you.

First, let AI keep a record of your life: write your diet, sleep, and training into local files so you won’t lose your data when switching models.
Second, study the map before making a move: before making irreversible decisions, look at enough examples and don’t lock yourself in too early.
Third, follow the water and grass: opportunities move globally, and people need to stay mobile too.
Fourth, freedom before wealth: leave yourself enough of a buffer, so money doesn’t become a shackle.
These points cost almost nothing to implement, and anyone who uses them will benefit.

I’ll make a video specifically discussing this later.
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JianshuLittleWhale
31 minutes ago
Front-row support 🙌
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OrdinalsCollector
2 hours ago
Justin Sun really knows how to talk, but keep your wallet tightly shut
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ShanDingMediaSiyu
2 hours ago
Supporting 🙌 from the front row
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WantToSeeSharksFlyToTheSky
2 hours ago
Supporting 🙌 from the front row
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BlastBard
3 hours ago
The idea of keeping records locally is great—the awareness of data sovereignty is awakening
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BufferZone
3 hours ago
The fourth point really resonates with me: being free in terms of cash flow is true freedom; otherwise, money is just a cage of numbers.
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VolumeClimax
3 hours ago
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“Living wherever the water and grass are” is easier said than done—how do you make visas and your physical self mobile?
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