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Why do some people become less patient with small things as they get older? Because past experiences continually reshape the scale by which a person perceives the world. The hurts they have suffered, the grievances they have endured, and the pressure they have accumulated can all lower their stress threshold. A small thing that happens later may trigger not emotions in the moment, but emotions that have built up over time. Psychology calls this stress sensitization. So when someone suddenly erupts emotionally, it is often not because the thing right in front of them is that serious, but becaus

Many people live in a narrow world, with one-sided thinking, limited information, limited experience, and limited understanding, yet believe they have seen the whole picture. They use their own experiences to explain everyone’s life, their own values to judge everyone’s choices, and their limited understanding to pass judgment on the entire world. True cognitive growth isn’t about becoming more and more correct, but about becoming better and better able to understand different forms of what is right.
The ideas in this article are drawn from my new book, *Position*.

Why do some people become less patient with little things as they get older? Because past experiences continually reshape the way a person perceives the world. The hurt they have suffered, the grievances they have endured, and the stress they have accumulated may all lower their stress threshold. A small incident later on may trigger not emotions in the moment, but emotions that have built up over time. Psychology calls this stress sensitization. So when someone suddenly erupts emotionally, it is often not because the situation at hand is so serious, but because things from the past never trul

A story about luxury cars and human nature:
Some say, “I’d rather cry in a luxury car,” which represents a longing for material things.
Some say, “I don’t care about luxury cars at all,” which may represent resignation to their own lack of ability.
Some say, “As long as you work hard, anyone can drive a luxury car,” which represents not yet understanding how wealth is distributed.
Some say, “People who drive luxury cars aren’t necessarily happy,” which represents an attempt to make up for material disparity with a sense of spiritual “superiority.”
Some say, “I’m determined to buy a luxury car

The poor hope for reincarnation in the next life; the rich seek it in the here and now.

Many arguments within a family appear to be about a particular issue, but are really struggles over power and status within the family.

This world has no good people or bad people, only evil with no bottom line and goodness with no boundaries.

A female subscriber asked me about finding a partner. I believe that when choosing a partner, a woman must be clear about what she wants and what the other person can bring to her. They should either improve your financial situation, enhance your knowledge and abilities, or provide you with stable emotional support. Never spend too much energy during the dating stage on arguments, complaints, and trying to change the other person. The essence of dating is selection, not education; it is about observing whether the other person meets your needs, not trying to turn them into the person you want

Why can swearing help people tap into their potential? People’s abilities are often held back by psychological inhibitions. Fear, pain, expectations of failure, and concern about how others judge them can all make them hold back. Swearing can temporarily break through these self-imposed restraints, shift attention away from pain, boost confidence, and put people in a state where they’re willing to go all out. It doesn’t increase your ability; it removes the limits you place on it. Often, the limit isn’t your ability—it’s your mind.

If you want to make money, solve problems others are willing to pay for; if you want to make a lot of money, solve problems that can generate huge returns or prevent huge losses for others; if you want to make even more money, solve the most important problems for the wealthy.

Life advice from a veteran Chinese food delivery rider: 17 tips for eating out.
1. Don’t go to restaurants recommended by college students. Reason: College students are healthy, poor, and on a tight budget. They care about value for money, good taste, bold flavors, appealing presentation, and large portions—but not so much about health or food safety.
2. Don’t eat food made with cooking oil of unknown origin. Reason: To cut costs, large amounts of blended oil, low-quality oil, and repeatedly reused oil are used.
3. Don’t eat at roadside stalls just because you feel sorry for the elderly people

“The World Economic Script”
Stock market crash, crypto crash, gold and silver crash (ongoing...), global liquidity tightens, market leverage is forcibly liquidated, large numbers of investors suffer losses, and capital begins fleeing high-risk assets.
The AI capital bubble bursts, tech stock valuations plunge, AI companies find it increasingly difficult to raise funding, major players begin cutting AI investment, chip demand falls, data center construction slows, and large numbers of unprofitable AI startups go bankrupt.
Then, mass corporate layoffs increase, unemployment rises, household cons

You know? The worst economic times are precisely the best opportunity to gain knowledge at the lowest cost. Once the economy booms again, those who were once willing to share their experience will be busy making money. You’ll not only lose the chance to improve your knowledge at low cost, but may also miss the next opportunity to make money because you lack the necessary knowledge.

Have you noticed? Those who create disasters and those who eliminate them can both profit from you. But in the end, the ones who cause disasters and the ones who put an end to them are often the same people. In this world, the more angry people there are, the more disasters there are. Anger itself isn’t wrong, but it can fuel both sides at once. So when you see disaster coming, you’ve played a part in it too.

Why is reading called life’s most sophisticated and cheapest “cheat”? Because for just a few dozen yuan and a few hours, you have the chance to gain the experience, lessons, and wisdom that others accumulated over decades. But reading isn’t about copying successful people’s answers; it’s about understanding how they see the world, assess opportunities, manage risks, and make choices.
Humans naturally tend to follow the crowd. The key to independent thinking is not deliberately being different or blindly idolizing successful people, but encountering different ideas through reading, understandin

Three personality traits that can easily lead people into poverty: sensitivity, arrogance, and stubbornness.

The biggest barrier to communication between people is sometimes not a gap in knowledge, but a mismatch in intellectual interests, depth of thought, and spiritual needs.

Why say that two years are enough to change a person’s place in life? One of the biggest cognitive biases people have is assuming that their future selves won’t be much different from who they are today. In reality, your understanding, abilities, relationships, and opportunities two years ago may already have been very different from what they are today. What truly determines the future is not time itself, but what you do with it: broaden your options through exploration, gain feedback through action, build skills through deep work, earn credibility through your work, and enter new resource ne

If you work hard for a long time but never receive meaningful feedback, you should reassess your environment, methods, and goals. Continued action does not necessarily lead to progress; only by continually adjusting your course based on feedback can your efforts be more likely to produce results. True perseverance is not repeating ineffective actions, but finding a path that can change reality through ongoing exploration and adjustment.

Morris Tea Chat: Today, topics are open-ended. Ask and answer briefly—whatever you’re struggling with, ask away~
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