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Do you know? I’ve now developed a conditioned reflex—when I see an ID with a heart icon, I immediately block him.

How to design a group’s inherent flaws? That is to make them possess these characteristics: loving to watch others laugh at their misfortune, resenting others for having money, being extremely fond of showing off, especially loving to compare themselves with others, disliking when others make money, hoping others will be unlucky, not tolerating others getting back on their feet, enjoying kicking people when they’re down, being enthusiastic about pointing fingers and lecturing the world, getting into the habit of denying new things, feeling help is only natural, being full of resentment when ot

Most of the time, when we say "it's too late," the root cause isn't a lack of time, but a lack of desire. People tend to call "not willing" as "no opportunity," and "no action" as "no time." The best time to plant a tree was ten years ago; the second best time is now. Don't make excuses for yourself; get moving first. Many things aren't about being too late, but about you not having started yet.

All those who are trapped in their positions, their final fate is not to turn things around, but to attain great enlightenment.

You often look down on "making a quick profit with no initial investment," but you don't realize that resource integration, credit building, organizational collaboration, and influence are themselves extremely scarce productive forces.
Many people can see resources, but cannot see the people connecting those resources;
they can see the results, but cannot see the organizational skills behind them.
And the latter is often more valuable than the resources themselves.

Anything said by celebrities, experts, scholars, hosts, or bloggers should be regarded as information and perspective, not as an answer.

Many people often lose socks and can't find things.
Don't waste time searching; just wear another pair.
The truly expensive thing is not that sock, but the time, emotions, and attention you spend looking for it.
Don't get caught up in trivial matters; focus your energy on important things.

In the future in China, you have no company, no stocks, no house, no land, no savings, no income, and in the end, you have nothing at all—just alive. You will be called the "Glorious Proletariat."

On X, creators at every level all have their corresponding anxieties: posting without ideas, having ideas but not sustaining them, sustaining them but fearing being copied, being copied but not being able to take it—feeling unwilling to accept it, someone reposts and the traffic doesn’t come to you, traffic arrives but you can’t catch it, users come but there’s no product, you have a product but can’t sell it, you can sell it but can’t keep people, you can keep them but still can’t grow big. Many people think what they’re missing is opportunity; actually, they’ve just not reached the next leve

Once you step out of the land that traps you, you’ll find that this world isn’t made entirely of disappointing things, and that people aren’t all the same as what you’ve seen.

Everyone knows that after the 2008 financial crisis, the core issues of the global economy have not been resolved: debt continues to grow, population growth slows, wealth becomes more concentrated, productivity gains weaken, and the middle class continues to shrink. Every so often, the market finds a new story: the internet, new energy, the metaverse, AI. Capital keeps searching for new growth narratives, not necessarily to solve problems, but to delay them. Technological breakthroughs are certainly important, but most of what they solve are production issues. Often, the more advanced the tech

When you were a child, the person who suppressed you and the one who forced you to earn money when you grew up are often the same person.

Just now, someone started chatting with me in a convincing manner using an AI-Agent in my private messages on X.
Later, I realized they sounded too much like an AI, so I blocked them.
They want to learn my communication style...

What would happen if an extreme situation occurs and you have 1 million in the bank?
1. Bank bankruptcy: The 1 million deposit turns into a 1 million debt claim, and how much can ultimately be recovered depends on the liquidation outcome.
2. Withdrawal suspension: The account shows 1 million, but you cannot withdraw cash temporarily.
3. Limit on withdrawals: You can only withdraw a fixed amount monthly or daily.
4. Account freeze: Funds remain in the account but lose control over them.
5. Currency restructuring: Old currency is exchanged for new currency, with the exchange rate redef

People with a loathing of stupidity often only complete the first step: seeing the world clearly. They can identify logical flaws, see through human weaknesses, and recognize all kinds of foolish behaviors. But they struggle to reach the second step: reclaiming power. Because understanding the world is just cognition; changing the world is action. If cognition ultimately does not translate into action, then cognition itself can become a new form of shackles.

The biggest advantage of bad people is not being worse, but not wasting internal energy.
Many kind-hearted people lose not because they are defeated by others, but because they are defeated by themselves.
Hold back the words you want to say, let go of the opportunities you want to seize, and refuse the things that come next.
The world hasn't blocked you; you've already blocked yourself first.
Truly mature people are not those who learn to hurt others, but those who learn to stop hurting themselves.

Many people fail to make money, not because they lack ability, but because they always want to evaluate the market from outside the market.
They look down on impulsive consumers, look down on the audience for motivational content, look down on the dissemination of rough content, but forget that the market is not originally made up of rationality, but of desire, emotion, and human nature.
The essence of making money is not to prove that you are smarter than others, but to understand why others make the choices they do.
Those you cannot understand are often also those you cannot serve; tho

The key words for China in the past 20 years are: creating assets. Local governments selling land, banks providing loans, real estate expansion, infrastructure expansion, corporate expansion, residents leveraging up. The whole society is trying to find ways to create new assets.
The key words for China in the next 20 years may be: managing assets. REITs revitalizing assets, local debt restructuring, AI regulation, anti-corruption audits, state-owned asset integration, reallocation of resources through industrial policies.
The whole society is trying to find ways to manage the assets that a

The biggest misconception among private business owners in China: diligent compliance + low profile cooperation = good results.