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The biggest advantage of games is that they transcend time and space—you can save and reload. Life doesn't allow do-overs, but games do. Through repeated attempts, your experience and understanding of the world keep growing, which for young students is hardly a bad thing.

This is also an unwritten rule of life: every failure builds experience you can draw on when you get back up, rather than starting from scratch.

In an era where most people have little spare cash, whoever has liquid capital gains the edge.

The essence of life is simply a span of time. What differentiates one person from another comes down to how that time is spent—that’s all there is to it.

Do you have goals? Are you planning to turn your assets into 1,000 times their current value over the next ten years, or are you aiming to become the top dog of a certain faction?

What's your track record? What have you done to build the skills and achieve those goals? What were your阶段性 successes, and did you hit any milestones? If you failed, what lessons did you take away? Were there repeated attempts to iterate and improve?

Being a jerk means you don't care what others think; being stupid means you have no idea what they're thinking.