A small case, but it fully illustrates the accountability mechanism where whoever builds it is responsible for it.
This is also why content platforms are increasingly ramping up review efforts — inadequate oversight can lead to a shutdown at any time.
When you think of yourself as a waste, it's very hard to live a happy life. One of the needs after adulthood is the need for recognition.
If a person has many identities that define them, they won't easily experience spiritual disillusionment. For them, there's no such thing as unemployment; they've simply lost one identity.
Lü Bu can shout "Righteous Father, look down upon me" wherever he goes because his martial arts are unrivaled. Without this kind of utilitarian value, you'd scream until your throat gives out and no one would answer. If you're not protected from birth, your life is already doomed.
Any so-called backing you find later in life will only want to use you, not protect you. Once you lose your usefulness, they'll dispose of you in a flash—like throwing away dirty gloves.
You must think that XX is really expensive to you, otherwise you wouldn't show it off.
If it allows you to command other people’s time and behavior, then it is wealth.
If it cannot help you command anyone’s time, and its very existence consumes your time and dictates your life, then it is a liability.
Wealth is essentially a form of power—the power to appropriate the time of others.