When I was rereading The Three-Body Problem, I came across something Liu Cixin said in Wuzhen in 2018, and it stunned me.
He said that Bitcoin might be an example of technology outpacing science fiction. Looking back at previous sci-fi novels, no one had ever written about something like this. Not even the most imaginative people foresaw that a string of code could become money.
Saying this in 2018 was interesting. Looking at it now, it's practically prophetic.
But what really struck me was the latter part. Liu Cixin said that humanity is migrating from the real world to the virtual world, and

Just now, to save 5 yuan on delivery fees, I went downstairs to pick up my own food. While I was at it, I thought I'd get a Huazi cigarette from a street vendor and take a puff. In that moment, I suddenly understood Japan's "lost thirty years."
When the bubble burst in 1991, smart people rushed to take civil service exams. Essentially, they were buying a put option: the volatility of the outside world was too high, so it was better to lock in a stable, low-yield but secure job. This logic made perfect sense. The problem was, this option was held for twenty years, and an entire generation devel

Longwang, Vida, Ray, and others have all locked their accounts, while the one who used to promote “ORD monthly returns of 30% as a stable investment” is still making a living off traffic.
This is a classic case of bad money driving out good.
In fact, it’s perfectly normal for quality content creators to make mistakes in trading decisions. As long as they don’t intentionally do harm and their words and actions are consistent, there’s really nothing to criticize. But the problem is, these are exactly the bloggers who care more about what others think; when they make a mistake, they either fall i

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