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Cat Bro Invites You to Discuss · Series 2
The internet has almost completely erased information gaps,
yet the gap between people has become even more brutal.
That fact alone already tells us something.
Many people still comfort themselves with lines like:
“I just don’t know yet.”
“If I knew, I could do it too.”
But deep down, you know the truth—
there isn’t that much you don’t know anymore.
Methods, courses, frameworks, experiences, post-mortems, case studies—
they’re all there, one search away.
What’s truly scarce
has never been information,
but the ability to endure
View OriginalThe internet has almost completely erased information gaps,
yet the gap between people has become even more brutal.
That fact alone already tells us something.
Many people still comfort themselves with lines like:
“I just don’t know yet.”
“If I knew, I could do it too.”
But deep down, you know the truth—
there isn’t that much you don’t know anymore.
Methods, courses, frameworks, experiences, post-mortems, case studies—
they’re all there, one search away.
What’s truly scarce
has never been information,
but the ability to endure
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A quick note on Cat Bro’s content
In the future, if any posts involve collaborations or sponsorships, I will try to clearly state that before publishing.
All other sharing remains based on personal experience, independent judgment, and genuine feelings.
Thank you for your understanding, and I always welcome different viewpoints and ongoing discussions.
View OriginalIn the future, if any posts involve collaborations or sponsorships, I will try to clearly state that before publishing.
All other sharing remains based on personal experience, independent judgment, and genuine feelings.
Thank you for your understanding, and I always welcome different viewpoints and ongoing discussions.
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Brother Mao invites you to discuss Series 1
Recently, Brother Mao has been hearing a phrase more and more often,
and it's coming from many adults:
The world is actually a makeshift troupe.
The general idea is—
No matter how grandiose the industry, organization, or system you think it is,
behind it are just ordinary people,
walking and experimenting within their limited understanding,
doing what they currently believe is right.
There are no eternal truths.
Many things you firmly believe now,
may be overthrown, corrected, or replaced in a few years.
And you'll gradually realize—
many places that
View OriginalRecently, Brother Mao has been hearing a phrase more and more often,
and it's coming from many adults:
The world is actually a makeshift troupe.
The general idea is—
No matter how grandiose the industry, organization, or system you think it is,
behind it are just ordinary people,
walking and experimenting within their limited understanding,
doing what they currently believe is right.
There are no eternal truths.
Many things you firmly believe now,
may be overthrown, corrected, or replaced in a few years.
And you'll gradually realize—
many places that
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If you could go back in time and say one thing to your 10-year-old self, what would it be?
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This Thai brother went to visit robotics projects in China and is preparing to make a purchase.
He said:
In the future, humanoid robots can walk at the very front of the most dangerous situations —
bomb disposal, room clearing, counter-terrorism, rescue.
Use machines, in exchange for human lives.
When I heard that, I was honestly shaken.
He continued:
“If a robot had entered the room first that day,
maybe no one would have fallen.”
But when I saw the robots doing backflips and martial arts moves —
I suddenly thought of the androids from Dragon Ball,
and the movie The Terminator.
Technology is
View OriginalHe said:
In the future, humanoid robots can walk at the very front of the most dangerous situations —
bomb disposal, room clearing, counter-terrorism, rescue.
Use machines, in exchange for human lives.
When I heard that, I was honestly shaken.
He continued:
“If a robot had entered the room first that day,
maybe no one would have fallen.”
But when I saw the robots doing backflips and martial arts moves —
I suddenly thought of the androids from Dragon Ball,
and the movie The Terminator.
Technology is
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In today's era, are there still so-called "dividends"?
Interestingly,
many dividends are not about making more money,
but about no longer being forced to do things you don't want to do.
Infrastructure, information access, remote collaboration, self-media, AI, Web3...
What they truly lower,
is not the barrier to success,
but the minimum cost of survival.
If there was a way,
to live without being so exhausted,
would you want to give it a try?
View OriginalInterestingly,
many dividends are not about making more money,
but about no longer being forced to do things you don't want to do.
Infrastructure, information access, remote collaboration, self-media, AI, Web3...
What they truly lower,
is not the barrier to success,
but the minimum cost of survival.
If there was a way,
to live without being so exhausted,
would you want to give it a try?
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When I watched "A Chinese Odyssey" as a child,
we laughed until our stomachs hurt.
"What's your mom's surname?"
"There's no use, just cut it off."
"Only You～"
Back then, I just thought Stephen Chow was crazy.
When I watched it again as an adult—
I realized that behind the laughter, there was so much regret.
As a kid, I memorized lines,
As an adult, I understand the lines.
"There was once a sincere love right in front of me..."
Back then, I didn't understand,
Now I am part of the story.
Today is the second day of the Lunar New Year,
Brother Cat is here to show everyo
View Originalwe laughed until our stomachs hurt.
"What's your mom's surname?"
"There's no use, just cut it off."
"Only You～"
Back then, I just thought Stephen Chow was crazy.
When I watched it again as an adult—
I realized that behind the laughter, there was so much regret.
As a kid, I memorized lines,
As an adult, I understand the lines.
"There was once a sincere love right in front of me..."
Back then, I didn't understand,
Now I am part of the story.
Today is the second day of the Lunar New Year,
Brother Cat is here to show everyo
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Today is the second day of the Lunar New Year
Giving red envelopes during the New Year,
On the surface, it's about money,
But what many people are really concerned about is:
Relationships, and how to calculate them to be considered "fair"?
Is it based on the number of people?
Or on the level of affection?
How does your family usually handle this kind of thing?
View OriginalGiving red envelopes during the New Year,
On the surface, it's about money,
But what many people are really concerned about is:
Relationships, and how to calculate them to be considered "fair"?
Is it based on the number of people?
Or on the level of affection?
How does your family usually handle this kind of thing?
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