1. About AI, many people’s minds are full of mush. AI will never make a fool smart; it will only make the already intelligent people even more terrifyingly smart.

2. In the future, when employers hire, the logic is very simple and brutal. Only the top few most talented and smartest people are recruited, then AI is used to infinitely replicate their powerful thinking logic and execution ability.
3. As for those ordinary positions that only involve typing and basic execution, there will be no need for so many people in the future. AI performs these tasks with extremely high efficiency, directly delivering a dimensionality reduction attack.
4. Today’s AI can already close the loop and eliminate 90% of the workload in copywriting, customer service, and basic operations. In plain words, at least half of the people in many companies are already redundant.
5. As AI continues to evolve, the efficiency improvement it brings is 5 times or even 100 times. Some people worry daily about whether this will lead to widespread unemployment; this is purely a worry rooted in superficial thinking.
6. AI will not eliminate jobs; it will only force talent to move to other industries. Just like how the internet once crushed physical stores, old jobs are destroyed, and new jobs will emerge.
7. The fall of an old industry is essentially a major reshuffle of social wealth. The rise of AI is a brutal cleansing of the vast majority of traditional industries.
8. Those who cannot adapt to AI will be forcibly eliminated and will have to enter other low-end physical industries to make a living. Meanwhile, many new business formats will quickly emerge to serve those who have completed their intellectual evolution.
9. The development of productivity will ultimately increase society’s total wealth and create new business ecosystems. Your biggest concern should not be AI stealing your job, but your stubbornness and refusal to change.
10. Besides AI reshaping productivity, there is a highly terrifying dividend track that is exploding — the pet economy.
11. Not many people used to keep cats and dogs, but now the number of pets is about to surpass 100 million. This far exceeds the scale of newborns; it is an extremely large emotional demand.
12. The fission speed of the pet market is exponential. A cat’s litter usually has 5 kittens, and people who like cats and dogs often give the young to relatives and friends.
13. This kind of free gifting based on familiar relationships is the top-level fission for acquiring new customers. After several breeding and gifting cycles, behind it is an extremely large new consumer group.
14. Whether it’s the AI-led productivity revolution or the emotional consumption explosion behind pets, these are irreversible macro trends.
15. Once a trend forms, it will not change with anyone’s will. In this era, making money is always about going with the flow; fighting against the trend will only lead to death.