As humanity moves toward artificial intelligence, jobs demand ever more from people, and more and more individuals struggle to find paths to self-actualization. We need a way to soften the disruptive impact of technological leaps — that's what entertainment is for.
You can think of it as a pacifier, and there's nothing wrong with that. At least it helps maintain social stability.
In warfare, the key is to seize the high ground; on the internet, it's to grab the low ground.
Whoever is weaker is right—that's the real rule.
People sell their time to whoever pays, chasing the fleeting happiness that money can bring. Investors need that time because they don’t have enough of their own.
If you can hire someone to do it, don’t do it yourself. What should you focus on? Just the things no one else can do.
Money is just a tool for investors — a lever to influence others. It has little to do with their own happiness.