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Cat Bro increasingly feels that what is truly difficult about AI Agents is not whether they can get things done.
What is difficult is: once the job is done, who will dare trust them?
Suppose I hand $500 to an unfamiliar Agent today and ask it to conduct research, run a strategy, or audit code.
It tells me:
“Task completed.”
The questions immediately follow:
To what extent was it completed?
Who verifies it?
Who is responsible if something goes wrong?
When should the money be released?
Why would I dare hire it again next time?
If these questions have no answers, then the so-called Agent Economy
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My dad is a business owner. I was very afraid of him when I was little, but whenever I ran out of spending money, I would sneak into the living room while he was napping and take an “old man’s head” bill from his bag.
Back then, 100 yuan could really last me a long time as a kid. I was thrilled, and he seemed not to notice even once.
It wasn’t until many years later, when I casually mentioned it to him, that he said something that left me completely stunned on the spot.😱
He was very busy when I was little, so we rarely communicated. I was also very afraid of him because he always wore a stern
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But it’s clearly only 8 o’clock now, 🤔
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Can you still be friends after breaking up? 🤔
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Years ago, our family owed several hundred thousand yuan, and our house was mortgaged to the bank, yet we spent 10,000 yuan on a broken blue-and-white porcelain bowl that everyone said was a fake..
Two days later, a knowledgeable friend took one look at it, his eyes lit up, and he asked me: “Where did you get this?”
At the time, I felt very uneasy.
But then he said: “This isn’t a fake. It’s worth 50,000 to 60,000 yuan.”
But what my husband and I struggled with wasn’t how much the bowl was worth, but whether we should keep the extra 40,000 yuan.
(A true story)
It happened many years ago at a co
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A woman had worked at a company for six years,
But now, at 30, she was kicked out of 845 work groups, her office computer was taken away, and a camera was pointed directly at her workstation. In the end, she was paid only 55 yuan. The company did all this for one purpose: to force her to resign so it would not have to pay compensation!
Most people might have given up and compromised, but what she did next was something 99% of people would never have expected…
Her name is Xiao Gu, and she had worked at a company in Chongqing for more than six years. When she turned 30, the company wanted her to
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That day, the property management locked the locksmith’s vehicle and fined him 50 yuan!
But what caught her completely off guard was: why on earth had she locked up a locksmith in the first place…😂
Here’s what happened: that day, a tenant was moving out, so I called a locksmith over to change the lock.
It took about ten minutes. We went downstairs together and found that the property management had locked the locksmith’s electric scooter.
I called the property management office and asked them to come over.
Before long, a woman claiming to be the property manager arrived and said sternly:
“Ill
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The vice principal at our high school always opened conversations with students by asking, “What does your father do?”
He had terrible character—every teacher, colleague, and student found him irritating,
but he was tall, imposing, and handsome; unfortunately, both his temper and character were awful.
Later, he moved between several schools in our small county,
and one incident made him famous throughout the area—everyone knew about it.
One time, he went out to hire a prostitute, pretended to be a big shot, and started bragging that he was from out of town to do major business and was there to
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My dad was a college graduate who worked in an office. After being laid off amid the reform of state-owned enterprises, he went to the countryside to sell socks—and even got beaten into a black eye over a stall!
But when he came home, he told me:
“This is the most fashionable sunglasses look in Hong Kong and Taiwan right now.”
During that sweeping wave of state-owned enterprise reform in the 1990s, both my parents were laid off.
Two people who had originally worked in offices thought it over for a long time and decided to sell socks.
But they were constantly driven away when they set up stalls
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Mao Ge thinks the one thing ordinary families are most likely to fail to teach their children is how to deal with society—in simple terms, they don't teach them how to socialize at all!!
What children are taught most when they're young is to be obedient, sensible, avoid causing trouble, and not inconvenience others.
But when you grow up, you realize that being too obedient can sometimes really make you suffer… You don't dare ask for what you want, and getting rejected once can leave you awkward for half a day.
Even when it's clearly time to get off work, you're still afraid others will think y
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“Working a regular job becomes completely meaningless after 35 or 40!” Someone recently said this to Mao Ge. Although I wanted to argue back, after thinking about it, I felt there really wasn’t much to refute.
Unless your job can truly leave you with something, such as the security of a permanent position. Otherwise, many jobs may really end up meaning very little after you have done them for years…
“You can summarize, coordinate, report, understand the market, and have analytical skills, but after leaving the platform and the company, can these abilities really still put food on the table?”
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Many people in their 20s and 30s choose not to have children because they enjoy freedom, or because they are DINKs
But what you may not have considered is that the decision is truly tested in your 40s, 50s, and 60s, or after your parents and loved ones begin leaving one by one…
When you’re young, the difference between having children and not having them isn’t that obvious; in fact, having no children can feel incredibly liberating, and you may even be more carefree..
People without children can travel whenever they want, sleep until whenever they want, play games, drink, and go shopping on we
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What is frightening for many ordinary families is not having no money, but spending big money to support their children—pouring tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands into them every year—only to have the whole family give everything they have and ultimately ruin the child….
I’ve seen far too many families like this.
They’re reluctant to eat well or buy decent clothes for themselves, scrimping and saving, but they never hesitate when signing their children up for classes.
English, math, piano, drawing—whatever other children have, their own child must have too.
They pour tens of thous
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Cat Bro’s lunch today: scrambled eggs and hot-and-sour shredded potatoes,
plus an egg tart. Eat well, friends!
Only a full stomach gives you the energy to work.
What delicious food did everyone have for lunch today?
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In my second year of high school, I foolishly played with two exposed wires in the classroom and touched them together. Suddenly, there was a loud bang and a flash of light, and the entire teaching building lost power. I immediately had a bad feeling.
The school electrician found out and immediately took me to the principal’s office. I thought I was done for and was terrified. Unexpectedly, the first thing my homeroom teacher said when he arrived was something I remembered for many years…
It was during evening self-study.
I went to the back of the classroom to chat with a classmate and saw two
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She said gently, “Honey, I’ll be at your place soon. I bought your mom the things she likes to eat. See if there’s anything else she needs? Mm-hmm, okay.”
As soon as she hung up, she immediately called another man.
“Hello, I’ll be at their place soon. Do you think it’ll work this time?” “Ah, okay, I’ll give you a good X when I get back, all right? Haven’t you had enough of your X? Okay, okay, I’m almost there.”
Damn, reality is even more entertaining than jokes and novels😂
The above was something Cat Bro witnessed many years ago when he drove for a ride-hailing service in his spare time. The
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The most disgraceful thing my dad did as a child was stuff cow dung into fruit candy wrappers, stand at the village entrance, and hand them out to everyone he saw
Adults and children alike—everyone got one
He also stole peaches, blew up manure pits, raided beehives, and followed the family dog into the river to swim, nearly drowning himself
He scored 14 points on a test, then secretly changed it to 74.
After thinking it over, he may have felt that 74 didn't reflect his ability, so he changed it to 94.
Later, my grandpa ran into the teacher on his way home
That day, my dad was chased for two li
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A minute ago, I thought the girl in the back seat would make a perfect wife
She was going to meet her boyfriend’s parents and had even bought his future mother-in-law some of her favorite food
A minute later, she called another man, and I took back what I had just thought
Cat Bro once spent some time driving for a ride-hailing service and picked up an incredibly beautiful girl
After getting in, she made two phone calls
On the first call, she said in an especially gentle voice:
“Darling, I’m almost at your place. I bought your mother some of her favorite food. See if there’s anythin
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