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My product, “Position Engine,” is currently undergoing continuous minor-version iterations with AI-assisted development and rapid incremental progress. I’m working hard to launch the official version as soon as possible, helping everyone find their own place in the unknown world.

A subscriber asked me how one should spend and navigate the Odyssey period of life. The Odyssey period of life is essentially the process of an old identity dissolving and a new one taking shape. Don’t rush to find the answer; instead, expand your world. Gain more experiences, build more connections, and accumulate more long-term assets. Often, direction isn’t something you think your way into—it emerges through continuous action and interaction with the world.

Some people achieve sustained success not because they are good at predicting the future, but because they are still able to quickly reposition themselves when the future differs from their expectations.

All outcomes are the inevitable result of variables acting over the long term in the physical world: understand the laws of wealth → identify directions for creating value → create products/services → enter the market for exchange → receive cash flow and resource feedback → wealth formation.

Someone in my X group asked: Which AI is the best to use? There is actually no absolute answer—the key is what problem you need to solve. For development and handling complex tasks: GPT and Claude are more suitable, as they are better at coding, logical reasoning, and long-term collaboration. For obtaining real-time information and verifying reality: Grok is more suitable, especially when combined with X’s information flow. For academic research and knowledge expansion: emini has advantages in information integration, multimodality, and research scenarios.
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Competition is not between people, but between a person and their own inertia. Most people lose not because of a lack of ability, but because they cannot persist over the long term; cannot delay gratification; cannot keep learning; and cannot endure years without results. So the essence of top-level competition is not “defeating how many people,” but entering a game that others find difficult to remain in for the long term. If you persist for ten years, there will naturally be fewer and fewer competitors.

Financial markets are the ultimate stress test of cognition. They magnify a person’s arrogance, greed, fear, fantasies, and ignorance until you are forced to reassess yourself. You think you are trading in the market, but in reality, the market has been trading your perception all along.

True ambition is not what you want to gain, but what you are willing to sacrifice for it. If a goal has not made it onto your schedule, action plan, and list of priorities, it is merely a fantasy. Truly intense desire naturally produces discipline; what truly matters will receive your time, attention, and action.

People are often scammed not because they lack intelligence, but because their human weaknesses are exploited: laziness makes them unwilling to verify, greed makes them overlook risks, the desire for certainty makes them believe promises, emotions make them lose their judgment, the shortcut mentality makes them give up long-term accumulation, and the desire for recognition makes them more likely to accept information that aligns with their expectations.

Ah Q always wants to call himself “one of us” with Fourth Master Zhao, because he longs to gain a sense of recognition by drawing closer in status. He believes that as long as he enters the other party’s linguistic system, he can enter their world. But in Fourth Master Zhao’s eyes, Ah Q is always merely “one of them”: someone who can be exploited, mocked, and controlled. Only when external conflict arises and more people are needed to defend their common interests will Fourth Master Zhao temporarily include Ah Q among “us.” Such realities are commonplace today: the weak often seek security by

True change in life does not begin with changing the external world, but with upgrading your own cognitive system. The brain does not passively record reality; it continuously predicts, interprets, and constructs reality. Your beliefs influence your attention, your attention influences your judgment, your judgment influences your actions, and your actions ultimately shape your results. But a truly powerful mind does not merely believe what it wants to believe; it can face facts, embrace uncertainty, and continually revise its models. Destiny is not something we wait for—it is recreated through

Don’t use words to judge a person; judge them by their actions. Many people make the mistake of constantly explaining their value, offering advice, and trying to make others understand them in relationships, business, and trading. But if the other person isn’t receptive, the value of the information you continue to provide will keep declining, and you may even reveal your neediness.

Many people often talk about “independent thinking,” but few truly understand it. Independent thinking is not simply having opinions of your own, much less seeking to be different; it is the ability to form, test, and revise judgments. It is built on respecting facts, respecting logic, remaining open-minded, and embracing uncertainty. Genuine independent thinkers first recognize the limitations of their own understanding and actively identify confirmation bias, authority bias, and group influence. When faced with any information, they do not rush to accept or reject it, but continually ask: Is

Love comes from abundance, not scarcity.

Love comes from abundance, not from lack.

True growth is not about making yourself more likable, but correcting the mistaken beliefs that hold you back: kindness does not mean having no boundaries, trust is not given unconditionally, strength is not enduring harm, authenticity is not pleasing everyone, and your worth is not determined by external judgments. A mature person knows how to protect their sincere heart, choose people and relationships that are worth it, build their own system of judgment, and stop defining themselves by others’ standards. True freedom is seeing clearly who you are and having the courage to move forward in y

A subscriber asked me how entrepreneurs can change their life habits. The four core points are: make time for solitude, reduce low-value consumption, build habits that compound over the long term, and don’t rush to copy “be people.” In the end, entrepreneurship is not about who works harder, but about who can keep doing the right things.

The firmware of the Bitcoin cold wallet Coldcard was tested for vulnerabilities using Codex 5.6, ClaudeFable, and KimiK3, but no vulnerabilities were found. This shows that AI is better at detecting vulnerabilities that already exist in the market, while top hackers are better at discovering new ones.

Looking at X, many tech professionals are always discussing distillation, Skills, and saving Tokens. But there is an underlying issue: many tech professionals are easily constrained by their own positions, constantly studying technology from a technical perspective. Yet what truly makes money in this world has never been simply perfecting technology, but finding a differentiated position. Technology can be a capability, but it cannot constitute all of your value. In the future, technology will become increasingly widespread. What will truly be scarce is whether you can identify problems others