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Why do we still subconsciously seek a frame of reference even when we know we shouldn’t compare? Because comparison is an ingrained pattern formed within the social order, and we use it to determine our own position. But true agency does not mean eliminating comparison; it means understanding that comparison can provide information, but cannot define our worth. Likewise, many people believe that accessing external information means breaking out of an information bubble, but if they are merely moving from one information circle into another, they are essentially just adopting a new frame of ref

In China, if you care about your privacy. In the future, you will definitely need an old-version iPhone that is not connected to any AI, and a home without any devices capable of capturing sound or images.

Some people who succeed through betting do so not simply because they are lucky, but because they possess the ability to identify opportunities, understand patterns, control risks, integrate resources, execute quickly, and continuously iterate. They do not change their fate with a single bet; instead, they continually improve their odds of success through long-term accumulation, putting themselves in a position where success is more likely. What is called luck is often simply the result of accumulated ability meeting an opportunity.

Much of people's suffering does not come from a lack of ability, but from a lack of direction.

In ancient times, the income from slaves’ labor could only cover food and lodging, as well as low-cost entertainment such as watching folk performances.

Why do some people view the world by first asking “Who is this person?” instead of “Is this right?” Because they are accustomed to replacing independent judgment with labels attached to people. When they like someone, they automatically glorify everything about them, even finding reasonable explanations for their mistakes; when they dislike someone, they reject them entirely, refusing to acknowledge the value of anything the person does—even when it is right. The essence of this mindset is putting emotions before facts and positions before truth. Truly mature people do not approve of everythin

Online users often ask me about my personal situation: when someone truly grows, they often go through a period of emotional growing pains. Growth is not simply gaining abilities; it means old beliefs, habits, and identities are dismantled before a new self is fully formed. During this transition, anxiety, confusion, loneliness, and doubt may all emerge. This pain of genuine growth makes your direction clearer, your abilities stronger, and your choices more precise. Maturity is not eliminating emotions, but understanding the signals behind them and continually adjusting to improve yourself. Yo

One of the most important abilities in the world is the ability to restart yourself quickly. After failure, adjust quickly; after loss, accept it quickly; after a setback, recover quickly. Life will not pause because you are hurt. Truly strong people are not those who never break down, but those who can rebuild order after breaking down. Not letting one failure define you, and not letting one loss destroy your direction—that is resilience.

Truly mature people manage relationships with an investor’s mindset, but that doesn’t mean treating everyone as a tool for personal gain; it means no longer being held hostage by sunk costs. At its core, a relationship is a long-term exchange of value. If someone consistently consumes your time, emotional energy, and attention without bringing growth, support, trust, or shared creation, then the relationship needs to be reassessed. Don’t endlessly tolerate a relationship that has lost its value just because you’ve known someone for a long time, invested a lot in the past, or once received help

Complexity is the surface of the world; simplicity is the essence of its patterns. If you cannot explain it simply, it means you do not truly understand it yet. The same applies to business: excellent companies do not do more things; they find one core value. The same applies to investing: it is not about predicting every possible future, but finding a small number of high-probability opportunities. The same applies to life: it is not about having all the answers, but building your own system of judgment. The highest form of ability is not making the world more complex, but remaining simple in

Did you know? Crayon Shin-chan and Trump are both highly self-directed people. They share the following traits: they are not easily controlled by external evaluation systems, have very strong self-narratives, are highly self-centered without being low-value, prioritize internal standards over social labels, have a strong sense of presence and are not afraid to occupy space, express their emotions and desires directly, are not prone to prolonged self-doubt, can continuously maintain their identities, selectively comply with rules, and have a strong preference for action.

The biggest difference between poor and wealthy people starting a business? It isn’t how much capital they have, but how much room for error they possess. The resource advantage of wealthy people is not, at its core, that it makes success easier, but that it gives them more chances to learn from mistakes. They can adjust direction after a failure instead of being crippled by a single wrong decision. The greatest pressure for poor people starting a business is that the cost of failure is too high, causing their decisions to be easily influenced by survival anxiety: they long to change their cir

What truly drifts with the current in nature is not life moving with the flow, but things that have lost their vitality. A stream flows toward the sea not because it is being pushed, but because it is following its own direction; a leaf floats on the surface of the water because it has broken away from its roots and lost the ability to grow. Living things interact with their environment, finding their own paths while adapting to the laws of nature; only dead things are completely determined by external forces. Life is not about rejecting the world's changes, but about maintaining an inner dire

Why will the future be defined by the trend of individual globalization? Because in almost every country around the world, the old order established over the past few decades will gradually become ineffective. When old paths can no longer provide certainty, people with creativity, ability, and the willingness to change will inevitably seek new opportunities.
And new opportunities will no longer be limited to a single country, but will be recombined within a global network. People in the future will not merely be residents of a particular country, but nodes connected to global resources. Yet gl

Screen relationships not by wealth, but by the system:
Relationship quality = level of cognition × emotional stability × sense of responsibility × capacity for growth

Small money comes from immediate exchange; big money comes from long-term accumulation. Salaries grow linearly, while wealth follows the rules of compound interest.

What content and topics are there today that are worth engaging with? They could be about growth, transformation, wealth, investment, immigration, and more.

You have shifted to a new position—not entered another world, but changed your coordinate system. When your cognition, priorities, and way of acting change, you will proactively leave your old position and enter a new space of choices. Past relationships have not been erased by the world; they gradually lose their points of intersection within the new coordinate system. New companions are not drawn to you, but naturally appear along your new trajectory of action. You have not changed universes; you have changed the way you participate in the world.

Freedom requires wealth as its support, trust requires honesty as its foundation, success requires risk as the price, wealth requires time to accumulate, peace requires boundaries for protection, and growth requires discomfort as part of the process. Whatever you want to obtain, you must first accept the cost behind it.

Why did people in ancient China regard ejiao as a nutritional supplement? Not because it was truly effective, but because it was scarce. In ancient times, animal protein resources were limited and livestock were scarce. Donkey meat was expensive and itself a consumable resource, while the usable resources available were limited. Donkey hides could be stored for long periods, cost little, and were suitable for circulation as medicinal materials. Medical resources were limited, and ancient people had neither blood transfusions nor sufficient nutritional supplementation, while physical weakness a