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Trust is the world's most important asset. Trust is the foundation on which we all stand. But we are losing trust in one another and in human institutions, increasingly trusting only algorithms and artificial intelligence.
“You think freedom means doing anything you want, but real freedom is not being driven by anything.(你以为自由是想做什么就做什么,但真正的自由是不被任何事物所驱使。)”
80-year-old Lula wins Brazil's election, defeating Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro!
At 20, you envy people in their 30s/40s who have wealth and power. Only when you're in your 30s or 40s do you realize the real big shots are people in their 50s and 60s. By your 60s, you'll realize the most badass are still those guys in their 70s and 80s...
DeepSeek has open-sourced its inference framework, DeepInfer—the production-grade system layer that schedules compute clusters and lets models efficiently “take jobs.” The model (V4.1-Flash) was open-sourced long ago; this time, it’s the “engine” that runs the model. This is a first among the world’s leading large-model companies; until now, this kind of technology has been a core trade secret for each company.
This shows:
1. Competition has shifted from “racing to build models” to “racing to cut costs.” The gap in model capabilities is narrowing; whoever can deliver the same service with fewe
Current content on going global is either essays from industry media, paid consulting, or one-off unconventional approaches—there is almost no free, open-source handbook that is “verifiable item by item, covers every aspect of an individual’s life, and thoroughly explains law/tax/identity/risk.” The Cost-Effective Life Guide and Cost-Effective Investment Guide have established a methodology of “evidence-based + cost-effective,”
The “Cost-Effective Guide to Going Global” is a companion “Going Global” special using the same methodology: it fills in the gaps in general guides that are notably wea
Life on the knife's edge isn't easy
What's worth remembering isn't the few seconds it left the ground. It's the inch it pulled space-grade propulsion's cost, weight, and integration downward.
A book worth rereading: Thinking, Fast and Slow.

It can be linked to the thinking behind this year's Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences!
I. Core contributions
Previous macroeconomic models directly used large-scale data such as inflation and GDP for statistical analysis, but their drawback was that they ignored the expectations and choices of ordinary people and businesses.
The two scholars incorporated “individual decisions by households and businesses” into macroeconomic models:
1. Robert Hall: Proposed the “random walk theory” of consumption—people mainly spend based on expectations of thei
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I found a really cool Agent: SkillSpecto
Agent skills can look harmless while still containing risky instructions, hidden metadata, overbroad permissions, or executable code that does more than the description says.
2026 Midterm Elections,It seems Democratic will lost (House · Dem), very high % ...
But , what is your opinion ?
As the midterm elections enter the countdown phase, an unexpectedly high inflation reading has become a major political liability weighing on Trump and the Republican Party.
U.S. prices surged again in September, with energy costs skyrocketing: gasoline rose 9.1% for the month and more than 34% year over year, while heating oil jumped 74% year over year. Living costs, which have remained elevated since the pandemic, continued to worsen amid tariffs and the Iran conflict, fueling widespread voter anger.
Rents, which had begun to cool, unexpectedly rebounded as businesses passed on costs and ser
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Built from scratch: a research website for Chinese companies expanding overseas.
Most companies can’t compete in China, and don’t know how to compete abroad. Transplanting domestic business models overseas often leads to major setbacks!
They also don’t know what to prepare before going abroad. This encyclopedia may be somewhat helpful.
The free access period is limited!
AHigh-Value investment guidebook.
This is an evidence-based investment handbook. It recommends no specific product; it simply lists high-value moves
validated by statistics, research, and regulatory documents, arranged as a checklist you can follow entry by entry. Every entry
uses the same ledger: what it costs, what it returns, how strong the evidence is, and where the sources come from.
Four questions:
1) What does it cost? Money, time, willpower, or a permanent loss of principal?
2) What does it return?
Long-term real return, lower volatility, tax & fee savings, or avoidance of total loss
The first game of the 2026 NBA China Games was held in Macao, with Pop Mart founder Wang Ning, Jackie Chan, David Beckham, Jack Ma, and Joe Tsai watching together.
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Chinese writer Can Xue ranks first on this year’s Nobel Prize in Literature odds board.
Can Xue has been one of the leading candidates for several consecutive years. Haruki Murakami has appeared on the odds board for 17 consecutive years, but has yet to win. #nobel #诺贝尔
These past few days, I came across a fascinating book: “A High-Value-for-Money Guide to Life”
The core idea of the book is: use the least money and energy to gain the longest lifespan and the most time.
1. Don’t die young
2. Don’t die slowly
3. Don’t waste energy
4. Don’t waste time
5. Don’t waste money
6. A list of things to avoid
7. How to live with no money
8. Legal and asset security
9. Legal red lines
Whether dating and getting married are worth it, starting a business, emergency first aid, information security, renting or buying a home, long-term management of chronic diseases…
It really
Looking at domestic consumption in August, Chinese people are generally pragmatic, living ordinary lives and no longer paying upfront for luxury goods or high-consumption items!
Cars, furniture, and home appliances fell by 13.9%, 4.9%, and 5.6%, respectively, while food grew by 6.8%, cosmetics by 6.1%, and telecommunications equipment by 16.3%. This shows that consumption of basic necessities and some immediate quality-of-life improvements remains resilient, while spending on durable goods related to long-term household expenses, such as cars, furniture, home appliances, and renovations, is cl
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The root of unhappiness is not knowing what you want! Because you don't know what you want, you don't know what to pursue; because you don't know what to pursue, you get nothing.
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