Why#
In the resignation group, there is a discussion about chatgpt, saying that if you don't understand matrix calculations, talking about chatgpt is just nonsense. It's also difficult to understand, but the problem is not whether you understand it or not, but what can you do after understanding it? Or what can you do that you already know? Someone said that business development has no technical barriers, but what does "technical barrier" mean?
Perhaps it's about the technology you do. Always talking about technical barriers is like hearing parents next door, when a child may have made a small mistake, it's that kind of hysterical roar that I don't want to hear for the second time.
Always talking about technical barriers, just like parents always talking about the need for good grades, but they never want to talk about why? With these technical barriers and good grades, what can you do? In fact, everyone is embarrassed to talk about money. Technical barriers can help you make more money, you can earn more money, good grades can lead to better income, or a better life, and a better life at least means not lacking money.
In order to avoid talking about money, we can only talk about technology, not being tired, good grades, and so on. But no matter how you ask why about these things, you can't escape the fact that it's for money, income, and property. It's just that talking about these things is too vulgar, and talking about some beautiful things can hide the vulgar things behind them.
But whether it's technical barriers or good grades, because you believe that building technical barriers or good grades can bring better prices, more stable prices, and longer-term good prices, so you will invest to gain your advantage, such as technical barriers and good grades.
Everything is relative#
Whether it's technical barriers or good grades, they are all relative, and they only make sense when compared to others. They are all for the purpose of making more money. This problem actually boils down to two points:
- Ultimately, it's all about making more money.
- All good or bad is comparative. Whether it's technical barriers or good grades, you want to gain your advantage, and the focus is on the advantage.
We have been taught since childhood to do well in technology, but we don't say how well we need to do. How far do we need to go to be considered good? We all want good grades, but we don't say how good the grades need to be. We are not very willing to talk about making money and always focus on technical barriers and good grades, as if the matter of making money doesn't exist.
Making money means selling your advantage at a better price to others. So many people want technical barriers just like many people want to be programmers. They all invest something to exchange for a better price. Some prices can be very good because they are indeed difficult and only a few people in the world can do it, so it's naturally expensive. Some don't require much, just a little better than ordinary people, and you can also get a better price. As for a good price, it actually depends on your investment. If you don't invest much, the price won't be bad, isn't that great?
I hope I can understand these things earlier, instead of understanding those so-called high technical barriers. The first thing a person needs is to live, and live a little better. It may be too vulgar to say that you want to make more money, but it's not wrong to earn enough money to live a comfortable life. In fact, there is not much difference between the two, right? Making a lot of money depends on luck, and making more money means having enough money to live a comfortable life for most people.
On the way home, looking at the chat in the group, I thought about finding your relative advantage and finding a way to sell it at a good price. Everyone is like this. If I had understood this earlier, maybe the road would be much wider now. I hope everyone can understand this earlier.
Be sincere, don't look down on others, make money, and there won't be so many confusions. Life is everywhere for arbitrage, using relatively small investments to obtain greater returns. No one should laugh at anyone, maybe you and I are the same.