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Life is not just about making money; there are also many meaningful things we can do. I just came across an app called Be-My-Eyes, which has 1.09 million registered blind users and 10.88 million volunteers. When blind users need help seeing something, they can request assistance, and a volunteer will answer and connect with them. Through the camera, the volunteer helps identify what is in front of the user based on their needs. I think this product is especially meaningful. It does not require someone to donate a lot of money, nor does it require a long-term commitment of significant time.
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When Tesla was hiring in China, a candidate had already met the job requirements, but HR asked him to wait two more days. He asked why. HR said: “I think the level and salary we’re offering you are too low, and I’d like to help you apply for a higher level.” It’s a small thing, but it says a lot about what civilized values mean. When many Chinese companies recruit, they think: What is the lowest salary at which we can hire this person? More mature companies think: What is this person really worth? The difference is not just about salary, but about how people are treated. Civilization is not po

When Tesla was hiring in China, a candidate already met the job requirements, but HR asked him to wait two more days. She asked why. HR said, “I think the level and salary we’re offering you are too low, so I’d like to apply for a higher level for you.” This is a small matter, but it says a great deal about what civilized values mean. When hiring, many Chinese companies think: “What is the lowest salary we can offer to get this person on board?” More mature companies think: “What is this person truly worth?” The difference is not just about salary; it is also about how people are treated. Civi

Someone messaged me privately asking: How can I become wealthy? I said, you can start by pretending to be a wealthy person. Not by showing off or spending money, and not by pretending you have a lot of money. Rather, start learning wealthy people’s ways of thinking, attitudes toward time, standards for making choices, social boundaries, and habits of taking action. Over time, your mindset will change, your presence will change, and the choices you make every day will change as well. As your behavior increasingly resembles that of someone capable of creating wealth, the opportunities you can se

People’s real predicament is often not having no choices, but being willing to accept too few costs. You are afraid to lose stability, afraid to leave familiar people and surroundings, and afraid to bear the worst possible outcome. So you actively eliminate many options, then call the one path left “having no choice.” Freedom is not the absence of risk, but that once you can bear more possible outcomes, your choices naturally increase.

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Characteristics of slavery in modern society:
1. You can leave, but the “cost” of exiting is high: you can resign, divorce, move to another city, or move to another country, but debt, family responsibilities, identity, visas, and the cost of survival will force many people back into their original positions.
2. Your “freedom” of movement has boundaries: passports, visas, nationality, taxation, and capital controls determine where you can go, how long you can stay, and whether you can truly start over.
3. Your property belongs to you, but is not “absolutely under your control”: taxes, inflation

Favorable circumstances give people resources, confidence, and a sense of security; adversity, however, forces people to reassess themselves, understand human nature, see through the rules, and build abilities that truly belong to them. Many people mature not because they know more, but because after losing their sources of dependence time and again, they finally learn to make independent judgments and bear the consequences. Therefore, favorable circumstances determine how comfortably a person can move forward, while adversity often determines how far they can ultimately go.

Emotions are not problems to be eliminated, but information to be understood. What truly causes people pain is often not anger, anxiety, or sadness themselves, but being trained from an early age to believe that they “shouldn’t think this way” or “shouldn’t feel this way.” As a result, we begin to suppress and deny our emotions, eventually allowing them to control our behavior. Maturity does not mean having no negative emotions; it means being able to recognize them, understand where they come from, accurately name what they are, and then decide how to express and regulate them. Allowing yours

Ordinary people are often beaten down by the world simply because they lack the ability to make sense of it.

You know, my public posts are mostly about positions, opinions, and judgments. This kind of content is easier to share and more likely to resonate with you. But in my subscription content, I deliberately make things a bit more “boring.” That’s because it focuses more on methods, frameworks, systems, reasoning, actionable paths, and patterns I’ve genuinely verified repeatedly. My public content is mainly about telling you how I see the world. My subscription content is more about telling you what you can do when faced with specific problems. If you only want to read opinions, the public content

Much of human suffering does not come from things themselves, but from your expectations of the outcome. You want to achieve good grades, earn a lot of money, and believe that hard work must always lead to results; when you love someone, you hope they will never leave. The moment you start demanding that the future unfold according to your expectations, suffering begins. True ease does not mean wanting nothing; it means focusing only on the effort, not the harvest. Do what needs to be done well, love those you should love, but do not demand repayment from the outcome in advance. When you stop

In fact, many novels are not fictional, but many news reports are made up.

In fact, life is a cycle: foolish people can experience a great deal of happiness, while wise people can feel their own foolishness.

Why can one key open many locks and be called a “master key,” while a lock that can be opened by many keys gets condemned as a “bad lock”? Because behind this metaphor lies a gender double standard that has been shaped over a long period of time. Under the old order, patriarchy, property inheritance, the different reproductive costs borne by men and women, and social cultures that were continually reproduced together created a system of evaluation: men’s sexual experiences were easily interpreted as “ability,” while women’s sexual experiences were easily interpreted as “devaluation.”
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The longer people remain deprived and unable to see any hope of upward mobility, the more likely they are to develop a form of psychological compensation: since it is so difficult for me to improve my situation, I might as well hope that everyone becomes worse off together, even looking forward to a collective disaster that will erase the gap. But reality is often the opposite. When a real crisis occurs, the rich have cash, assets, connections, information, and the ability to relocate, so ordinary people are still the first to be harmed. That is precisely why this mindset is so easily exploite

What people lack is what they are most easily deceived by. Those lacking love are easily deceived by promises; those lacking money are easily deceived by promises of sudden wealth; those lacking recognition are easily deceived by praise; those lacking a sense of security are easily deceived by certainty. What scams truly exploit is never people's stupidity, but their deprivation.

Do not suppress human nature, nor glorify it. True maturity is not about “deleting” desire, jealousy, vanity, and selfishness from yourself, but acknowledging their existence, seeing clearly how they drive you, and then deciding which to release, which to restrain, and which boundaries must not be crossed. Understanding human nature is to master yourself; denying human nature is merely deceiving yourself.