The eraser in your mind wipes away prejudice. The preconceived notions in people's hearts are like a towering mountain, and there's never a clear way to eliminate them. Perhaps it's because people don't treat others as human beings, but rather as "tasks" to be handled each time. People shouldn't be labeled. Those who are adaptable are the ones accepted by the market, because you must adjust to the environment rather than expecting the environment to adjust to you. Since the environment is always changing, only the adaptable can survive. Many times, when you observe schemes, you might think avoiding being liquidity is the solution. Yet, the scheme gets directly recognized by the market and starts accelerating. At this point, you're faced with the choice: reconcile with yourself or stubbornly refuse to admit fault? Often, when you see others with lower costs, you might think, "Forget it, the next one will be better behaved." But is the next one really better behaved? Many times, you think others are giving you ALPHA, but could it be that you're just the liquidity lifting the price for them? Many times, you think this won't work or that won't work, but then suddenly good news arrives, and even the pigs at the wind's edge are blown upward. It's no longer up to you to decide whether it works or not. People often get trapped in their own world, believing their logic is correct, their understanding is flawless, and that they are sufficiently capable. In the end, they find they have nothing, while those they deemed less capable have everything. So, where did things go wrong?