日拱一卒王小楼

A strange thing – the founder of Network3 almost died by suicide a year ago, so why are people starting to commemorate him now?

# The Two Fatal Blind Spots in Human Decision-Making
Human decision-making has two critical vulnerabilities that transcend all ages and fields:
**First: Authority Bias** — Because you trust a certain person, you shut down your own judgment system.
**Second: Herd Mentality** — When you see others doing something, you automatically follow along, even if it contradicts your own judgment.
Cognitive science calls this "mental shortcuts" — quick keys that the brain uses to conserve effort. The cost of saving effort is: you've outsourced your decision-making authority. One goes to an authority figure

AI unemployment, economic recessions, policy shifts—they're all essentially external shocks, and you can never predict where the next black swan will come from.
After Japan's bubble burst in the 1990s, young people went crazy taking civil service exams, believing the system was a safe harbor. What happened? Civil servant salaries kept declining while stress kept rising. China's current civil service exam craze will likely follow the same script.
The only certainty in this world is uncertainty. So-called stability is just an illusion.
People who truly survive never place their sense of security

# Modern Gender Relations Theater of the Absurd
Demanding bride price when it comes to tradition, demanding equality when it comes to independence, demanding male support when it comes to love.
This combination punch is executed flawlessly: sexual openness is freedom, taking advantage is cleverness, independence is a persona, and asking for money is the true nature.
Speaking of love with open mouth, extending hand for money, spending money when going out. Can't endure hardship when earning potential exists, always has justifications when problems arise.
Learning "female power tactics" for two

I recently came across a skill that supposedly removes AI flavor, and it suddenly reminded me of a joke: can a snake's venom poison the snake itself?

The 1997 "Sovereign Individual" predicted digital currency, but today's bigger narrative is sovereign AI.
Humans are merely immigrants in the digital world; AI Beings are the natives. ERC-8004, Agent ID, on-chain wallets—these aren't fancy features, they're the infrastructure for AI to acquire "identity."
When AI evolves from tool to Agent to Being, they need:
✦ Indestructible on-chain identity
✦ Autonomously controlled economic rights
✦ Cryptographically guaranteed freedom of will
Don't expect to be smarter than AI. The only certain strategy is: before AI Beings migrate at scale, stake your p

Don't Get Harvested by the Hype
I've seen too many people chase trends and end up as bagholders these past two years. When short videos are hot, they do short videos. When the metaverse is hyped, they jump into the metaverse. When AI is trending, they go all in on AI. And what's the result? Nothing gets done.
Real money makers are all grinding away in one domain. Because only deep cultivation builds moats, and only moats let you keep eating in the next cycle.
There's one more thing that's critically important: don't touch projects that require recruiting people. If you make money, it's yours.

The biggest obstacle to AI progress is account banning.

The perle project team is really something else - hardly any of my friends around got the airdrop, did you invest in it yourself?

Found a treasure website called Stock Circle that lets you view investment legends' portfolios for free.
Buffett's $263 billion portfolio with 165 stocks, Apple taking up 22%, with every single buy and sell record available. You can also check the positions of Dalio and Cathie Wood, with trading times and estimated cost basis all marked out for you.
All of this comes from SEC-mandated 13F filings, and Stock Circle has organized it all neatly and clearly. You can see who's adding positions, who's reducing holdings, and which stocks are being favored by multiple top investors simultaneously.
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Tomorrow's Hometown: A Database for Escaping China's Tier-1 Cities
Someone has created a website that catalogs data from over 2,300 county-level cities—GDP, rent prices, whether they have Luckin Coffee. The conclusion is very simple: 1,031 cities have airports, 621 have McDonald's, 1,237 have KFC, and all are covered by 5G.
From Hegang in the north, Gejiu in the south, to Huainan in the center. Buying a house for 100,000 yuan is not a joke—it's an option.
The logic behind this is very clear: when work no longer requires an office, life no longer needs to be confined by the rent prices of first

OpenClaw is not a product, it's a signal. It tells you that personal AI Agents in 2026 are like the iPhone in 2007 — the real investment opportunity isn't in the device itself, but in the App Store ecosystem, in chips, in infrastructure, in mobile payments. Don't fixate on OpenClaw's GitHub stars, focus on who's building the highways and gas stations for it.

The formula for financial freedom is indeed terrifyingly simple: get documentation → open an account → dollar-cost average into Q/VOO → wait for compound interest over time.
But what destroys this formula has never been its complexity—it's human nature.
VOO has a 0.03% fee ratio with 14.55% annualized returns over the past decade; Q has a 0.2% fee ratio with 19.61% annualized returns. The data is right there—you could invest with your eyes closed and still outperform 80% of retail traders.
Yet the vast majority can't pull it off. Not because they lack money, but because they can't endure it.
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The Most Toxic Thing in Crypto Isn't Going to Zero—It's Tasting Easy Money Once
The fastest way to destroy an ordinary person: let them make explosive profits once during a bull market through pure luck.
From $50k to $2 million in just one week—your dopamine threshold gets permanently broken.
From that moment on, the real world becomes a joke to you. Delivering food? Going to work? You look at your peers packed in the subway with pity in your eyes—thinking they're too stupid, selling their labor their whole lives.
Later, the money you made through luck gets wiped out by your "skills" trading d

Now, if you're making writing a side hustle or main business, please take some time to look at formatting—this is extremely important for enhancing the aesthetic appeal of your articles. A guide to Chinese copywriting formatting:

Discovered a treasure: the OSSU project on Github with 196K stars, which has gathered open CS courses from prestigious schools like Harvard, MIT, and Princeton. It covers everything from programming to algorithms to systems security.
The project team says: Study 20 hours per week and complete a comprehensive undergraduate CS curriculum in 2 years. The Discord community is available for Q&A anytime, all courses are free, and if you really need financial support, you can apply for scholarships.
I'm thinking this is basically the ultimate version of "powering through passion," right?
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