I might be a bit strange, bro. Whatever I do, there's one core purpose: it's fun, or interesting. The securities market has a particularly fun aspect: you need to have some understanding of all kinds of industries. It's not that you truly understand these businesses, but at least you'll have a starting point for looking, and you'll gain many different perspectives, all of which are fun. The world, human nature, it's all the same.

At the same time, I also need money. Being able to make money from this makes me happy. But there's some money I know I could make, but I won't go after it, because that would fundamentally change me, and it wouldn't be fun anymore. I believe humans possess a kind of classical playfulness, and I'm somewhat obsessed with this playfulness myself. So, whether on Longbridge, where some community members ask why I'm always around, or in real life, where I can work continuously for long periods, it's essentially just because I don't treat these things as serious matters. I deconstruct them, turning them into something fun. Because it's fun, I'll keep playing.

Life is like a game, and I enjoy it. Painful things dissolve into interesting matters for me, because I know this pain isn't eternal. More extreme is that, although the void still gives me a headache, death is, in a sense, my backup.

Earlier, Brother Naive Investor said I learned a long-short strategy. It's simple: whoever I frequently pay attention to, I naturally start to imitate. This ability to replicate is less about copying or learning, and more about me becoming the object of their attention. Once I become them, I can view and observe the world from their perspective, gaining a second life. So, this ability to imitate is essentially a desire for life, and because I'm weak, I'm nothing, that's why I can imitate others so well. To put it bluntly, it's because I'm sufficiently useless, hahaha.