LittleFishFlyToTheS

At the AI conference, is there anyone bold enough to go up and snap a photo with “Uncle Xi,” and ask for his autograph…

The biggest problem with today’s AI-generated videos is still the overall “texture” — they look fake at a glance.
Only when the next AI company can make “real, not fake” videos will the video track really take off.
To chase the ultimate results, Nolan is still using film IMAX — it’s expensive, noisy, and slow, just to get that extra 20% improvement over digital IMAX. In reality, the human eye is quite sensitive.

DeepSeek and Zhipu seem to be puncturing the infinite loop game of the AI race in Europe and the US.
Everything is anchored to domestic hardware—and the word “domestic” means pushing all prices down.

It’s been a long, long time since there were any ordinary people’s opportunities to make money.
Now the MEME traders’ big players are all too ruthless—one straight move and it’s up past $100 million, then they slowly range-trade to distribute.
Buy US stocks—it's something that was always meant to be done slowly, but the volatility is also high, and with most ordinary people having small principal, the appeal is weaker.
If you gamble on sports it might be good, but I don’t understand football, so I can’t really participate.
As for derivatives leverage, even in a bear market it’s still somewhat

Deng Xiaoping’s answers were concise, plainspoken, yet memorable:
When the Canadian prime minister asked him the secret of his “three setbacks, three recoveries,” he said: “Endure.”
When his daughter asked what he did during the Long March, he said: “Follow along.”
When the children asked what he did during the period in the Taihang Mountains, he said: “Endure hardships.”
When asked how he would evaluate the military history of the Liu-Deng forces, he said: “Qualified.”
In addition, there are also:
Crossing the river by feeling the stones
No matter whether it’s a black cat or a white cat—if it

The idea that a MEME can fire up a whole chain is as far-fetched as it was more than ten years ago.
Maybe because too much has happened in this space.

Every country has universal swear words—just by changing the tone, you can express everything:
China: fuck
South Korea: aissiba
United States: shit

Most mainstream views that are bearish on CRCL are almost entirely institutional research reports and AI repetition, with no value at all.
If you want to make big money from investing, you must see something that others can’t see.

Which of Stephen Chow’s movies do you think is his best work?
I found that there’s actually a lot of controversy—I voted for Kung Fu!

The best way to trade stocks is to stick to a few key words: dollar-cost averaging, index investing, and holding long-term.
If you don’t have enough principal, what should you do? I think you should find ways to generate more cash flow.
What I mentioned above is guaranteed profit.
As for trading—there’s a trading god. But I’ve already come to terms with the fact that my trading skill level is just LV1, so it’s simple: just don’t trade.
All losses come from unwillingness to give up.

Today, whenever I hear that someone wants to start a business and build some kind of physical project, my first reaction is that another person is about to lose money.
This mindset is very common, largely shaped by the early success of reform and opening up—where the first to get rich would lead others. In that context, starting a business equals getting rich. Later on, as more and more people start businesses, competition becomes so intense that it turns into cutthroat conflict.
People’s awareness of changes in trends often lags by decades.