A Motorcycle for the Mind is an interview with Naval Ravikant on Apple Podcasts, discussing his views on the impact of the currently popular artificial intelligence. The content is insightful, substantial, and hits the nail on the head. I recommend it to my blog readers; it’s well worth spending fifty minutes listening to.
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High-efficiency filtration in promising industries
During the Lunar New Year holiday, my reader “Chairman” was inspired by several of my posts about AST SpaceMobile, Shopify, Arista, and Broadcom, as well as the content of my book. He sacrificed his holiday to complete this masterpiece: “What stock selection criteria can do High-efficiency filtration in promising industries, even amidst competition from established industry giants, and provide ordinary investors with a high probability of tenfold returns?”
The Compound Effect
Success is not based on luck, but a science.
Any success is the consequence of the compound effect
Apple company culture deep dive
Cook (please note it is not Jobs) is the leader in Apple’s corporate history, bringing Apple to the top in market value and continuing Apple company culture. He is the biggest hero for Apple Inc.
Two famous essays by Marc Anderson on software and artificial intelligence
Marc Anderson is a well-known figure in the American and technology industry, and has published two famous articles with great influence.
Price and stop loss – Ge Ba’s wonderful views continue
Ge Ba’s wonderful views on price and stop loss. Following Mr. Ge Ba’s previous article “Ge Ba’s wonderful views on price and stop loss”, he put forward a wonderful palindrome view on my previous article “The Misunderstanding of Price and Value”. Yesterday, thanks to his willingness to
Misunderstanding of price and value – Ge Ba’s wonderful views on the article
Misunderstanding of price and value – Ge Ba’s wonderful views on the article. This article was from Mr. Ge Ba’s feedback my blog post “Misunderstanding of price and value”.
Ge Ba’s wonderful views on the article “Thinking can’t be outsourced”
Ge Ba’s wonderful views on the article “Thinking can’t be outsourced” For the original text referred to by Mr. Ge Ba, please click “Thinking cannot be outsourced”.