投资人是一个相对特殊的群体。 他们不事生产，却又依附于生产；不擅长创造财富，却在一直寻找谁有机会拥有财富；他们并无生产工 具，却坐拥生产要素。总之，他们大规模参与财富的分配，却始终游离在财富创造的第一线之外。 投资人并非仅有的、萦绕于财富创造与分配环节上上下下的社会角色。 媒体，或者称之为媒介，一个包括了各个领域、记者、编辑、文字工作者、视频制作者，乃至于主播、 演员、网红、编导，剪辑的庞大群体，同样游离在财富创造的环节之外。 不同于资本的是，这个群体具有更明显的工具属性，是扩音器，是放大镜，是生产者和资本都可以使用 的传播工具，是掌控者公众知情权和意识形态塑造的社会机器。 渠道，或者称之为流通，一个向上链接生产者、向下触达消费者的中间环节，是所有生产者都无法离 开、无法回避的现实问题，没有渠道和流通环节，仅仅依靠自身能力，他们无法将自己所创造的商品更 多转化为财富。 媒体与渠道融合而成的一个载体，就是互联网。它同时具备着信息传播与商品流通的职能，受限于人们 有限的注意力和根深蒂固的使用习惯，互联网成为全球经济中的一个高度垄断角色，凭借自身的高效运 作和广覆盖度参与社会财富的分配，并成为其中的强势一方。 土地 ...

来源 | 硬AI 以下文章来源于硬AI ，作者专注科技产研的 硬AI . AI时代，快人一步~ 人工智能正在以前所未有的速度和规模创造财富，催生出一批全新的亿万富翁。 据CB Insights数据， 目前全球共有498家估值超过10亿美元的AI"独角兽" 公司，总价值达2.7万亿美元，其中有100家成立于2023年及以后，估 值超过1亿美元的公司已超过1300家。 这场财富盛宴的核心，是AI初创公司惊人的融资能力与不断飙升的估值。 Anthropic正在洽谈以1700亿美元估值融资50亿美元，较3月份估值增长近两倍。离开OpenAI的前首席技术官Mira Murati创立的Thinking Machines Lab在7月完成20亿美元种子轮融资，创下史上最大种子轮纪录。 这一轮财富创造不仅局限于初创企业，包括英伟达、Meta和微软在内的上市科技巨头股价飙升，以及数据中心等基础设施公司的蓬勃发展，共 同构成了此次AI财富大爆炸的全景。 麻省理工学院首席研究员Andrew McAfee表示： "回顾过去100年的数据，我们从未见过如此规模和速度的财富创造，这是史无前例的。" 新 晋 亿 万 富 翁 群 体 快 速 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of personal exploration and adaptability in life, particularly after significant milestones like high school and career transitions. It suggests that success is not solely determined by academic performance but by one's ability to learn, adapt, and seize opportunities in a rapidly changing environment [2][5]. Group 1: Life Stages and Opportunities - Life presents two major examinations: the first at 18 (high school) and the second around 35, with the latter focusing on personal growth and exploration rather than competition [2][3]. - The article highlights that many individuals feel lost after high school, but with the abundance of opportunities in modern society, there is no need to fear failure [2][3]. Group 2: Paths to Success - Historically, there have been two main paths to success in China: education and entrepreneurship. Engaging in business can start from small ventures and gradually expand through learning and experience [3][4]. - The article suggests that early engagement in flexible employment is preferable to being forced into it later in life, as most career paths eventually lead to some form of flexible work [3][4]. Group 3: Health and Well-being - Physical health is crucial for long-term success. Regular exercise, proper nutrition, and adequate sleep are emphasized as foundational elements for maintaining a good state of mind and overall well-being [4][5]. - The concept of "overdrafting" one's health is discussed, where individuals may neglect their physical needs, leading to burnout and stress [4]. Group 4: Learning and Adaptability - Continuous learning and curiosity are essential for personal and professional growth. The ability to adapt and learn from experiences is highlighted as a key competitive advantage [5][6]. - The article stresses that true learning is not just about formal education but also about being observant and willing to imitate successful behaviors [6][7]. Group 5: Overcoming Fear - Fear is identified as a significant barrier to personal growth. The article encourages individuals to confront their fears and take risks, as many fears are unfounded and can hinder progress [6][8]. - It is suggested that individuals should focus on practical skills, such as learning English, to enhance their opportunities in a globalized world [7][8]. Group 6: Authenticity and Relationships - The importance of being genuine and honest in interactions is emphasized. Balancing between being strategic and sincere can build trust and foster better relationships [8][9]. - The article concludes that discovering one's passions, strengths, and desires is crucial for personal fulfillment and success [9].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the cyclical nature of financial crises, emphasizing that human nature plays a significant role in these cycles, with historical patterns repeating approximately every 20 years due to forgetfulness of past lessons [6][8][24]. Group 1: Financial Market and Economic Relations - The relationship between Wall Street and the real economy has experienced periods of divergence, notably during the 1929 stock market crash when economic slowdown coincided with speculative behavior on Wall Street [9][10]. - Wall Street has historically supported innovation and economic development by providing necessary capital, which is crucial for the establishment of industries such as automotive manufacturing [9][10]. Group 2: Government and Market Dynamics - The relationship between Wall Street and Washington has fluctuated, often influenced by the political party in power, with Republicans generally being more favorable towards financial markets [17][19]. - Regulatory frameworks are essential for maintaining order in financial markets, akin to referees in sports, ensuring fair play and preventing chaos [19][20]. Group 3: Historical Perspectives on Financial Crises - The 2008 financial crisis is attributed to political motivations in Washington rather than market failures, highlighting the role of politicians in creating conditions for the crisis through irresponsible lending practices [24][25]. - Historical examples of financial bubbles, such as the tulip mania in the 17th century, illustrate the impact of human greed and speculative behavior on market stability [11][12]. Group 4: Future Trends and Innovations - The rise of artificial intelligence is seen as a potential catalyst for a new financial bubble, similar to past technological innovations that have led to market booms and subsequent corrections [26][27]. - The evolution of financial centers is ongoing, with the importance of physical locations diminishing as technology enables remote interactions in global finance [15][16].