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First of all, we all know that children born now will live in a world that is currently unimaginable.
I have an idea, though I’m not sure if it’s correct:
People born roughly between 2000 and 2010 might be at a disadvantage.
For example, someone born in 2005,
is 21 years old now,
but as they enter the workforce, they face a generational gap:
They spent 10 years during their most capable and resource-rich years learning and growing,
but when they enter the job market at 21, everything suddenly gets reset.
Compared to older generations, they lack experience;
compared to younger

Who first proposed this prompt: Could Ethereum + AI be Web4?
Will different accounts asking Grok receive different answers?

Three hours ago, BTC touched a low of 62k. Here's something that might seem very naive, but from a certain perspective, I think it can be somewhat helpful: it allows you to correct your emotions influenced by surrounding public opinion, helping to detach your subjective emotions slightly from the local "this mountain" situation, through sentiment analysis + the perspective of "time > price." A: The three large weekly bearish candles from mid-January to early February, dropping from over 90k to over 60k, with an average weekly decline of 10k. Among them, on February 5th, a single daily candle d

Suddenly I feel that a market cycle is like a huge game of Werewolf in a large-scale market, with various roles and different types of players. Does anyone understand?

If a new anti-aging technology called "Ding Yan Dan" appears, you can choose to use it at any time to instantly freeze your age. Afterwards, your appearance and bodily functions will remain unchanged, but the cost is that your fixed lifespan becomes your current age multiplied by 2. You can only use it once. When would you choose to use it:

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I want to ask unmarried friends a question:
From your personal situation and perspective,
Is having and raising children necessarily based on marriage?
Or can you consider a non-marital partnership model?

An obsessive controller in relationships with excessive need for control
Will select people who are willing to be controlled
As long as you don't show your attitude towards certain matters,
Yield, avoid showing your boundary principles,
And rationalize your thinking slide,
Then he will enter the comfort zone:
"You're different from others,
Others don't accept my control, but you do."
So he will treasure it like a rare gem,
And intensify his efforts to lock you down, maintaining this comfort zone
Because after losing you, he’s likely to be disadvantaged elsewhere

In just a few short years, does anyone still mention the concept of the "Turing Test"?
It once felt like passing the Turing Test was something out of reach,
and when it was achieved, it would shock the world with a dramatic entrance.
But in reality, it happened quietly and unnoticed.
It's as if the process wasn't about breaking through, but about being forgotten...
People's attitudes turned into "wasn't it supposed to be this way?"
Similarly, future milestones like: machines continuously autonomously improving themselves,
might also happen in the same way? 🤔