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I just received a phone call, and a man started by saying: Hello, congratulations, you won second prize of 200,000. Before I could say anything, he burst out laughing and then said: Sorry about that, I’m new to this line of work, it’s my first time scamming, I couldn’t help myself. Then he hung up. After a while, he called again: Hello, hahaha, sorry again, I’m still not ready, and hung up. He called a third time: Haha, sorry to bother you twice, I am indeed a scammer, claiming the 200,000 prize is a lie, but the supervisor allows a quota of 30,000 as bait. Why don’t we team up and split it? I

Kindness being exploited is the most disgusting form of scam.
It's not greed, not stupidity.
It's your greatest goodwill being trampled under someone else's feet.
And after trampling, they stab you in the heart.
A former colleague's mother was ill, and you transferred 4000.
Later, they sent out mass messages to test who would fall for it, only to receive your 66 yuan red envelope.
And they said, "You can scam others, it's really fun."
Friendship scams are the hardest to guard against.
Classmates, colleagues, friends—these relationships are the easiest to let your guard down.
Because you think

How to determine which vitamins you are deficient in?
Dry eyes: Vitamin A, Carotene deficiency
Bad breath: Vitamin B6, Zinc deficiency
Weak teeth: Vitamin A, Calcium, Iron deficiency
Chapped lips, peeling: Vitamin A, B2 deficiency
Anemia, cold hands and feet: Vitamin B6, Iron, Folic acid deficiency
Easily fatigued, low energy: Vitamin B1, B2, B6 deficiency
Excessive hair loss, dandruff: Vitamin A, B6, Zinc, Calcium deficiency
Dry, yellowing, split hair: Vitamin E, Iron deficiency
Dark circles under eyes: Vitamin A, C, E deficiency
Appearance of dark spots, melasma: Vitamin C, E, Folic acid def

Entrepreneurship for five years, then closed the shop and went to learn tiling.
A 300-square-meter warehouse, two stores, one truck.
In the end, profit is just 15% of the working capital.
The surface data is for the CEO to see.
Ordinary folks supporting their families care about how much they can spend freely.
Why is it so hard to go back to a regular job after starting a business?
It's not that I've become arrogant; it's that I've seen how money flows.
After a busy month, there’s fifty thousand on the books.
And then they ask you to take a monthly salary of 4,000—can you accept that?
But what

Feminism on the rise? Is the superficial change from male dominance and female inferiority actually male strength and female weakness?
Let's start with the core issue.
Some say that feminism essentially demands higher standards from male dominance.
That sounds reasonable, but it's actually a misinterpretation.
What is the core of feminism?
It's equality, not to let women dominate men.
It's not about men continuing to be providers, just a different name.
"Male strength and female weakness are universal demands," this statement is too absolute.
Not all women admire strength.
Not all men must be

Academic circles, financial circles, entertainment circles— which is the messiest?
There is no standard answer to this question.
Each circle has its own chaos points, and the level of exposure varies.
The chaos in the entertainment industry is the most obvious.
Incidents like Wu Mengfan’s are basic operations, but they are easily exposed.
Why?
Because the public is watching, the media is chasing, and any small movement quickly becomes trending.
Capital, big shots, resource exchanges—these are all out in the open.
Fans just chase the fun, don’t take it too seriously.
The chaos

OpenClaw+AI lying to make easy money?
Stop dreaming.
If you haven't even made a penny manually, how can you expect automation to make money?
That sounds harsh, but it's the truth.
The term MVP has been overused.
Minimal Viable Product, the smallest feasible product.
In plain language, it’s just one sentence:
First, someone is willing to pay, then talk about automation.
Where do most people fail?
90% of people have ideas but don’t actually experiment.
9% start but find that their ideals don’t match reality at all.
Only 0.1% actually make money.
In the comment section, sh

Human progress is essentially organized pie-in-the-sky dreaming.
From trains and airplanes to autonomous driving, every invention is a genius's pie-in-the-sky, a scammer's sales pitch.
The last 10% of crazies who make the pie come true are what we call progress.
So, what stage is AI agent at now?
Everyone thinks it's the peak bubble where you can earn passively.
The Gartner Hype Cycle tells you that every new technology goes through a phase of wild enthusiasm and brutal disillusionment.
When trains first appeared in the 19th century, 90% of investors went bankrupt.
When the Wright brothers fir

What is the most distorted worldview you've ever heard? It's "A gentleman loves wealth but acquires it through proper means."
A friend’s company has a top university scholar, a data analysis expert, who has been earning a fixed salary for five years. Why? When given a project, he writes a fifty-page report on moral risks, concluding that it violates public order and morals, and recommends blacklisting.
Another manager can finish the task in half a day, focusing only on human weaknesses and cash flow, with the conclusion to heavily invest. A year later, the project yields twenty times the retur

The term "solopreneur" has been quite popular lately.
Many people think it means freedom—no clocking in, no need to read the room.
That's nonsense.
If you pursue starting a one-person company to escape, you'll end up failing badly.
Escaping isn't motivation; it's a painkiller.
Once the effect wears off, you're still the same you.
Why do I believe in solopreneurship?
Not because of freedom.
It's because the cost of collaboration in this era is collapsing structurally.
Ten years ago, to create a product, you needed programmers, designers, marketers, finance—everyone.
Even if each role only requi

Entrepreneurs who only know how to press calculators usually end up working for others in the end.
One person earns 10 yuan, selling to 1 million people earns 10 million yuan.
After the calculations, it feels great, but once you start, you realize the problems can bury you.
Selling instant noodles at a stall for 20,000 yuan a month—how many people believe that?
Wholesaling near-expiry noodles for 1 yuan, frozen beef for 10 yuan, selling a bowl for 18 yuan.
100 bowls a day, 60,000 yuan a month.
Who can't do this math? Pressing a calculator makes everyone a boss.
But once you actually do it, you

Why does the top supporter spend so much money?
Xuxu Baobao spent 28 million yuan to climb the ranks.
Bai Sha spent 15 million yuan, and also borrowed 5 million.
Changsha Daredevil Team, 339, all ended up in jail—money laundering.
Most of the so-called rich people you see are not clean.
Many people watch live streams and think the top supporter is really rich.
Spending hundreds of thousands casually, without blinking an eye.
Envy, admiration, wanting to be like that.
After knowing the truth, are the big spenders still impressive?
Let me break down the tricks behind the live stream rank climbin