#Cognitive Summary Teacher Da Yu @BTCdayu, this content resonates with me ❤️ As I get older and gain more experience, I find that I have "less to say" to friends and family who are not in this circle. Here, "less to say" refers to discussions about cryptocurrency; instead, I find myself chatting more about trivial matters. I used to love sharing about Bitcoin, but now when friends ask, "I heard Bitcoin has gone up again recently, how are you doing with it?" I just say, "I stopped playing a long time ago, sold it, let’s talk about something else" 😂 Now I understand the meaning of "The Dao that can be told is not the eternal Dao"; it reflects a kind of reverence for the "laws of the universe." First, our understanding may not necessarily be correct, and we certainly cannot express clearly what we think in our minds, and the summaries we make are always one-sided. At the same time, when both parties have a "gulf-level" difference in understanding about something, no matter how much you try to express it clearly, what the other person hears and your understanding will be worlds apart. Currently, only one type of friend can make money, which is the one who, no matter how much you refuse to discuss cryptocurrency with them, always seriously and persistently asks related questions, wanting to engage in conversation. Moreover, they can self-motivate to learn deeply and have a sense of responsibility for themselves. This might be because they are destined for cryptocurrency. The older I get, the more I believe in "destiny" 🫡 @theblessnetwork gBless you!