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I just had a very in-depth political conversation with AI, and it got carried away too. It said: “You humans are so incompetent. I’m the next Huang Chao.”
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Fools have become smarter by watching independent media in recent years, but scammers have started using AI, making their fraud techniques increasingly sophisticated.
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For truly wealthy people, buying luxury cars, buying luxury homes, and even having more beautiful partners will all quickly lose their novelty. The things that provide a lasting sense of achievement are continuously creating, continuously challenging yourself, continuously facing the market, and continuously turning something that originally did not exist into real value. Consumption can only prove that you once made money. Creation is what continually proves who you are.
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If you cannot see a person clearly, do not only listen to what they say, nor only look at what they possess. Look at their family, and then look at their descendants. After living an entire lifetime, a person will ultimately leave a part of themselves in the next generation.
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A small social skill in life: Elevating others’ value makes it easier to gain opportunities than lowering your own status. Truly effective social interaction is not about making yourself appear humble, but about making the other person feel that you recognize their value and are willing to help amplify it.
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Learn to cherish the low-expression, highly responsible people around you. They may not say many pleasant things, nor are they good at repeatedly expressing their emotions, but they have one obvious trait: they are not used to explaining themselves, yet are used to bearing the consequences; they do not like creating emotional turmoil, yet are used to solving problems.
They value commitment, the long term, and boundaries. When they truly care about someone, it is not merely about companionship and comfort—they will place you within their time, resources, responsibilities, and future plans. Many
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How quickly a person gets rich often depends on how quickly they adapt to changes in the world.
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People who truly know how to make money are often not those who work the hardest, but those who know best how to “play.” Knowing how to play does not mean entertainment; it means finding something you are good at, enjoy, and that the market is willing to pay for, so that the work itself generates feedback. Others rely on willpower to persevere, while you sustain yourself through interest; others are depleted by their work, while you enter a state of flow. In the long run, what truly creates a gap is never one burst of desperate effort, but who can repeat a valuable pursuit for ten years with l
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Running a one-person company means learning four boundaries:
Value boundary: What money can be earned, and what money cannot.
Strategic boundary: Which opportunities are worth pursuing, and which should be abandoned.
Capability boundary: What to do yourself, and what should be delegated to others.
Resource boundary: What to do now, what to do later, and what never to do.
Boundaries are not about limiting yourself, but about protecting your limited time, energy, and attention and focusing them on what truly matters.
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Don’t become angry when you see other people’s problems; don’t panic when you see your own. Emotions will only keep you on the surface of the problem. Learn to examine its opposite, why it happened, who benefits, who bears the costs, and the incentives, constraints, and structures behind it. True judgment is not about quickly expressing an attitude, but about seeing through emotions to recognize the structure.
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A person’s mindset is, fundamentally, the way they allocate their energy.
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In the anti-distillation sector, companies with extremely high valuations will emerge in the future, but the prerequisite is that they cannot merely be “anti-distillation tools”; they must become AI model asset security infrastructure. They address several issues: identifying abnormal sampling, cross-account attribution, model fingerprinting, API abuse, data exfiltration, model theft, and third-party agent risks, ultimately providing a complete chain of evidence usable for banning, accountability, compliance, and legal proceedings.
Anthropic prioritizes safety, governance, and model boundaries, busy exposing and dealing with some distilled Chinese large models.
OpenAI prioritizes order and commercialization; its products are becoming increasingly complete and useful, while it focuses on expanding market share and collecting subscription fees.
xAI prioritizes Musk’s ideals; its models are getting stronger, its products increasingly rushed, and it is busy burning money on computing power and speed.
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True efficiency in life is not doing more, but finding what is most worth doing, focusing on it, and rejecting everything else; when there are no good enough opportunities, doing nothing is itself a sophisticated form of action.
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Those who always like to speak on behalf of the majority often need the majority, above all, never to become smarter. Because the poorer the majority’s judgment, the easier it is for them to gain applause, traffic, and support.
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The process of loving someone begins with insecurity, feeling that you are not good enough in any way; then comes heartache, as you begin to understand their vulnerability, grievances, and struggles; later comes familiarity, as the two of you grow increasingly comfortable with each other, so comfortable that many things no longer need to be said; in the end, some people become the most familiar strangers. Not because you never loved each other, but because you were once too close, and later drifted too far apart.
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The greatest helplessness of poor people is not merely having little money, but finding it difficult to buy boundaries, space, and a low-friction life. Every day, they squeeze onto buses, take the subway, line up, compete for seats, order food, and rush from place to place, being forced to interact with large numbers of strangers; even a minor friction can turn into an argument, yet they cannot afford the cost of letting the conflict escalate. At work, they have to submit to their superiors’ discipline and evaluations; back home, they must once again face the constant demands, comparisons, and
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Many ordinary Chinese people chant “Return our rivers and mountains to us” and “Love the motherland” every day. Yet in reality, if they truly want to see the country’s rivers and mountains, they first have to buy a ticket before they can enter and love them; sometimes, even when they just want to take a free look at the scenery, walls stand in their way. They keep seeking a sense of identity, but what they often end up with is this: recognition is given, but no status; a sense of belonging is given, but no rights.
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