叶星优酸乳

Starting a business used to be full of possibilities, now it is full of pitfalls.

The analysis of "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul" by this YouTuber is worth watching; there are many insights that I hadn't considered, and some parts are explained in more detail than "Breaking Murphy."

Sometimes, discovering a problem is more important than solving it; recognizing a problem is the prerequisite for creation.

This metaphor from 端传媒 is apt: to some extent, China's core bureaucratic system is like an elephant, with thick skin and heavy flesh, slow to feel pain, and large in size, turning slowly. By the time it perceives pain, it is already in agony, and when it turns to run, it often shakes the ground.

There is something called the Postal Law; express mail for lawsuits generally uses postal EMS, because once the express mail is sent, it has legal effect.

Reading Yunfeng's blog, this sentence is really good: Games are an artificial system that creates experiences. Games use engineering methods to create experiences, aiming to evoke human emotions.

Listening to Dong Ge's radio, there was a resonant statement: Technology solves problems, but solving problems often doesn't require advanced technology. In real life, many government tasks use very basic technology, and being able to undertake such projects doesn't necessarily mean your company is impressive; it may simply be because the boss has had drinks with someone in the government and has a connection. Therefore, in government work, relationships are often more important than ability.

The highlighting experience on Kindle is very good; the system assists in selecting entire sentences, unlike Wenshich and WeChat Reading, which require sliding a lever. The latter has the problem of often missing selections or selecting too many, as can be seen from some popular highlights on WeChat Reading, where many have mistakenly selected one or two words from the next sentence at the end of a sentence.

Reciprocity is a form of risk management and also a type of insurance.

Yihong: Those who previously rarely tweeted and suddenly start posting about how much money they've made are mostly trying to make money off you. Insightful.

Polo shirts give off a vibe of unsuccessful successful people.

Good news always reaches the ears, but bad news does not necessarily.