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Someone asked me how governments can “solve” internal problems as incremental economic growth continues to decline:
1. Fiscal policy: The burdens of pensions, healthcare, and debt interest are becoming increasingly heavy. Measures include raising taxes, generating inflation, delaying retirement, postponing payments, and raising the eligibility threshold; in the end, the promise often remains, but people receive it later, under stricter conditions, and in smaller real terms.
2. Housing and assets: Nobody is buying homes, but prices also cannot be allowed to truly fall. Measures include price ca

The world always has two sides: one group rushes into AI, crypto, robotics, and space, taking on risks and building the future; another asks who will protect me, who is harming me, and whom we should fight. The real divide is not left versus right, but whether you see the future as something waiting to be distributed or something you actively help build. In the end, the future belongs to those who build it.

A good marriage means growing together, sharing the same goals, respecting each other, having each other’s backs, aligning interests, sharing risks, maintaining clear boundaries, and remaining spiritually independent. It is not about two people draining each other to prove their love, but about forming a long-term partnership: love provides warmth, rules provide stability, shared interests provide commitment, and growth provides the future. A truly good marriage is not about one person depending on the other, but about both people becoming better versions of themselves because they are togethe

When a person’s abilities are weak, their character is often their most important asset of trust; when a person is exceptionally capable, others may continue working with them even if they have a bad personality or character flaws, simply because they cannot do without their abilities. But what truly deserves the greatest respect is someone who is exceptionally capable yet remains restrained, honest, and trustworthy. Because after gaining the power to break rules, take advantage of others, and treat people arrogantly, they still choose to restrain themselves. This usually shows that their self

Since AI came along, smart people have become even more eager to learn, while stupid people think learning is useless.

Why do people say that those who love learning and reading are unlikely to be truly bad? From a probabilistic perspective, it’s not because reading is equivalent to kindness, but because lifelong learning constantly corrects a person’s biases, ignorance, and arrogance. The more expansive the world one has seen and the more complex one’s understanding of human nature becomes, the harder it is to remain trapped in narrow-mindedness and extremism. Knowledge does not necessarily make people kinder, but genuinely sustained learning raises the cost of self-deception and of doing evil with a clear co

Anyone who cooperates with you while still talking about their status, qualifications, seniority, age, favors owed, education, or past identity should get lost. Here, only ability, resources, responsibility, risk, and results matter.

When you are young, do not rush to search for your “true self,” because someone who has not yet been sufficiently tested by reality simply does not have a definitive answer waiting to be discovered. Much of a person’s interests, abilities, boundaries, and values are not arrived at through thinking, but gradually formed through action, choices, failure, and feedback. When you have too little experience, excessive introspection is often just repeatedly reasoning about yourself based on limited information; only after gaining enough experience do you have a genuine sample from which to draw concl

The biggest misjudgment people make is using who they are today to make decisions for who they will be twenty years from now. Time does not merely change your circumstances; it rewrites your desires, priorities, relationships, and understanding, and even redefines what success means in your eyes. So a truly mature life is not about clinging to a distant destination, but about continuously preserving your options amid uncertainty: living the present seriously while building things that will retain their value no matter what you may come to want in the future—health, abilities, wealth, insight,

The Internet provides connectivity, Crypto provides assets and settlement, and AI provides decision-making and execution.

Much of what is called humiliation is not actually describing you—it is trying to put a price on you. When someone attacks your age, marriage, profession, wealth, or identity, what they are really doing is dragging you into their value system, then choosing a dimension where they have the advantage and declaring themselves the winner. The easiest mistake people make is accepting someone else’s scoreboard, then becoming anxious, defensive, and desperate to prove themselves by a standard they do not even believe in. Truly mature people do not try to win every judgment; they have their own value

Do not trust narratives that cannot be translated into action, verified by reality, or corrected by results.

Some people ask how to view the various conspiracy theories about the future. In fact, I have never focused on the conspiracy theories themselves, but on the structures behind them. The national, educational, employment, and welfare systems of the past were essentially built for a relatively stable world with infrequent change, but that premise is being shattered today. The real problem is that as the old order gradually becomes ineffective while the new order grows increasingly fast-paced and complex and demands stronger cognitive abilities, skills, and adaptability, large numbers of people w

The internet will no longer belong solely to humans. Just like in the movies, countless Agents traverse and bustle about the internet: connecting to APIs, calling Web2 services, entering Web3 protocols, purchasing services, managing assets, and completing transactions. What truly deserves attention is not that AI is increasingly resembling humans, but that the internet has, for the first time, seen a new kind of native participant.

I want to write another book about global entrepreneurship for digital nomads.

Chinese people “seeking suicide” on Claude are rising sharply. They have discovered that doing so will not get their Claude accounts banned. A mature governance system should not rely on judging whether users are lying to address loopholes; instead, it should make lying itself unprofitable.

Growth, at its core, is a continual struggle against our instincts. Human nature naturally seeks ease, immediate feedback, and certainty, while true growth often comes from delayed gratification, repetitive training, proactively taking responsibility, and long-term persistence. Follow human nature, and you will become increasingly comfortable; go against inertia, and you will become increasingly strong.

You know what? Knowing many principles once does not change you. You need to keep knowing, keep verifying, and keep recalling them before they truly change you. For knowledge to truly take effect, it’s not enough to know something once—you have to repeat it until it becomes instinctive.

Some people ask why so many beautiful women are short of money now. It’s because the old money that once cared most about saving face, needed the most pomp, and was most willing to pay for relationships and emotions is declining or even going bankrupt. New wealth is increasingly flowing to tech guys and crypto guys, but these two groups have completely different views on wealth: you can get close to me, but you can’t easily get close to my money. They don’t need to prove their status through consumption, nor are they willing to maintain relationships with money. So what’s changing is not just

Many people who got rich overnight in crypto keep expanding their influence, thinking it makes them safer. Often, they have merely postponed the risk. They still significantly underestimate the risk of being held accountable later.