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Viewing a person through labels is a simplistic approach, but it is also one-sided.
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If you find it difficult to change someone, it is because you equate "change" with "control." No one wants to be controlled by others, and when they feel violated, it will provoke resistance.
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Design that does not become outdated after many years is excellent design; it is design that is simple enough.
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Social insurance can be enforced, but mandatory weekends cannot.
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The characteristics of Chinese square characters make bolding unsuitable as an emphasis marker; it does not stand out in many fonts, especially in dark mode where it is even less noticeable. By changing the approach and marking bold text with underlines, it becomes much simpler and more prominent, which can be achieved in Obsidian with a simple CSS.
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I believe that the clearance clothing displayed on the streets in shopping malls is a poor business model. In such places, at such times, low prices are not an advantage of the clothing, but rather a disadvantage. In public, people care about how prices reflect their taste.
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Takeda Shingen kept his death secret for three years; was he learning from Zhuge Liang?
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Nowadays, too many things can be resolved online, such as food and clothing, or going out—experiencing the scenery of other places through others' videos. But I gradually feel that this way of satisfying needs with just a few taps is blurring the tactile connection between people and reality, which may not be a good thing.