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In my X group, someone asked: can storage still be played now? Actually, when researching industry investments, you shouldn’t look at the price first—you should look at the industry. Has demand changed (data center construction demand) → Have companies taken action (whether storage vendors are increasing investment) → Whether orders have been validated (market demand changes) → Only then do you go back to the price (whether it’s worth bearing the risk).
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On X, in almost every “get rich quick” story, it’s not to make you the next winner—it’s to make you pay the price for their success. They don’t just take your attention; they take your money, your time, your trust, and your future opportunities.
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Someone asked me about crypto trends—you shouldn’t look at what others say; you should look at what they do. The people driving the trend are more anxious than retail investors. Watch whether government departments are speeding up the relevant bills, whether regulators are refining the rules, and whether traditional financial institutions are starting to build out infrastructure. They’re not doing it for hype—they’re positioning themselves in advance for the future financial system.
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Apple has returned to the top ranks of company market value, as investors believe Apple has the potential to become the future personal intelligence infrastructure. The core of future competition may no longer be simply “selling devices,” but rather who can become the foundational gateway between people and the digital world. Apple is building a complete capability system around the person through iPhone, Apple Watch, Vision Pro, iCloud, AI, and more: perceiving the person’s environment and body, verifying the person’s identity, recording the person’s memories, understanding the person’s needs
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People often DM me, hoping I can help them with growth advice, but there’s an important issue: the person giving feedback usually doesn’t fully understand someone’s background, experience, resources, abilities, environment, and true goals. So what you see in the feedback and content is mostly just framework-level direction, stage-based suggestions, and lessons from individual cases—and it may even reflect the speaker’s own stance, interests, or agenda. Truly effective growth advice isn’t copying someone else’s answers; it’s based on a person’s real starting point, finding the best path that be
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No matter whether there are external resources or not, everyone has a best path that fits them; it’s just that they haven’t found it yet.
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Someone asked in an X group: In today’s society, with information flooding in every day, I want to ask how to control desire—or how to achieve separation of topics. Actually, if you think about it, it comes down to just one thing: do what is beneficial to you in the long run.
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Imagine this in a chilling way: as AI keeps evolving, China will enter a highly digitized data ecosystem, where all personal data can be fed to AI systems used by social administrators. In the future, what AI sees may not be only your name, but your “life model.” It knows who you are, what you think, what you do, what you like, what you fear, and where you might go in the future.
Every time you spend on Alipay, it knows your living standard, spending habits, what you like, where you often go, and your cash-flow status; every time you transfer money through a bank, it knows your income structur
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Someone asked in my X group: in China, with small capital, how can you grow it? Many people’s first reaction is to look for opportunities, look for “hot trends,” but what you should truly examine first is your debt structure and your ability to generate cash flow. Investing isn’t about whether you have debt; it’s about whether your cash flow can support the risks. For example, if a person has a mortgage, but their monthly stable income is far higher than the repayment amount, and their living funds, investment funds, and funds reserved for repayment are kept separate, then that kind of debt ca
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Hate someone—don’t get lost in the details, because what you’re consuming is yourself.
Love someone—don’t filter out details, because what you’re being deceived by is yourself.
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Poor people see a problem as trouble (cost), while rich people see a problem as a need (opportunity).
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Why do some people’s writing feel full of power, but when communicating face to face they become silent and hesitant? Because words confront the mind, while face-to-face interaction confronts relationships. When writing, people have enough time to organize their understanding—taking complex experiences, emotions, and judgments and distilling them into clear logic. In real-time communication, however, people don’t just need to express their views; they also have to consider the other person’s feelings, the impact on the relationship, and the consequences of language. So many can be sharp and pr
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Many people think the key to accumulating wealth is making more money, but what truly widens the gap is how a person allocates their resources. When young, allocate resources like the rich—invest time, capital, and capabilities into directions that can compound; and like the poor, control desires, maintain a low-cost lifestyle, and don’t let consumerism and identity anxiety hold you hostage. After middle age, let your asset structure pay for your way of life, turning past accumulation into future freedom. Real wealth isn’t just how much money you have—it’s the ability to choose how you live.
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At first, many people enter the cryptocurrency space for wealth opportunities. But what the market truly gives them is a training in participating in world change with real money. They begin to understand cycles, capital, human nature, and technological evolution. When the AI era arrives, they will find that the biggest asset is not coding ability, but the ability to observe the world. Those who can spot problems, define problems, and judge the direction will have increasingly high value. Because the future belongs to those who see what others haven’t yet seen.
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Many limitations are not what reality gives us, but what we manufacture in advance, using fear and imagination, before we even take action.
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Pain is not the enemy, but a feedback mechanism.
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A subscriber asked me: How do you view Marxism, and why does it work in China? I’ll address it from several angles:
First, Marxism itself is also a theory produced under limited historical conditions.
Marxism emerged in the early 19th-century European industrial capitalism. It aimed to resolve the contradictions between capital and labor at the time. If you take Marxism from a tool for social analysis and turn it into an ideology that can’t be challenged, it will lose the “critical spirit” that Marxism originally emphasized.
Because one of Marx’s most core ideas is, in fact, to criticize reali
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People who lack a sense of belonging and are highly dependent on external recognition often prove “I exist, I have value, and I cannot be ignored” through extreme behavior.
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People who are always looking for business opportunities will keep staying in the stage of searching for opportunities.
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AI will gradually make development capabilities converge, but differences in thinking will become a new competitive barrier. Others use AI to generate features; you use AI to implement your cognitive model.
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