Unlocked team climbing and guided climbing 🪢 Suspended 50 meters in mid-air, my mind actually became calmer 🧠

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Hmm... all I can say is that fashion is definitely a circle lol

I can still keenly distinguish between manually generated and AI-generated content, and I instinctively avoid the latter. Long texts are especially problematic for AI. 🤷‍♀️ Sometimes, human-written content, while less structurally rigorous and sometimes containing grammatical errors or imprecise word choice, actually evokes a sense of warmth and allows me to empathize with the emotions behind the words.

I had long predicted that the AI era would bring a new wave of cultural renaissance, and even the emergence of new religious sects. I just never expected it to evolve in the direction of a qigong craze. 😂

Today I saw someone analyze that Eileen Gu suffers from "elite trauma"—a constant sense of urgency driven by meritocracy, a fear of losing, and a fear of being forgotten. However, I vaguely remember reading one of her diary entries before, and my conclusion was completely the opposite: Gu is someone who truly masters the power of the present moment and lives with a sense of presence. The difference lies in the fact that the former is driven by external results and evaluations, while the latter is driven by internal experience/subjectivity. "I want the lifeblood of every experience—ecstasy, despair, hope, fear, doubt, triumph." This existentialist view of life makes many values in our traditional context that implicitly contain "causal models + utilitarian rewards" worth re-examining. For example, "hard work and perseverance," "accumulating knowledge and experience before making a breakthrough," and "hard work pays off" seem to constantly imbue life with social instrumental attributes, and we are often deeply trapped in them without realizing it.

🔥 A remarkably clear business truth: For the past 200 years, business management has essentially done only one thing—manage people as cogs in a machine, working around SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures). Now that AI agents have arrived, if we continue to cram AI into old processes to perform menial tasks, we are destined to fail. AI's true disruptive impact isn't on skills, but on organizational structure.

Privacy is the smallest unit of individual sovereignty and also a tool for checking power. From this perspective, the degree to which data can be modeled equals the degree to which it can be controlled. Understanding this fundamental logic prevents one from blindly shorting cryptocurrencies simply because of the rapid expansion of AI. Structural transformation is not achieved overnight. Respect the laws of nature.

The bottleneck in using AI capabilities lies in whether you can use it to guide you to explore/learn/master areas you don't know or are unfamiliar with.

Careers are dying, jobs are disappearing, but opportunities are emerging.