禅道

一根向往远方的吊毛~

[孔乙观察 @KongYiGC]

吉姆·罗恩在1981年的演讲

因为讲了这个世界财富的底层逻辑一度被封杀，

五分钟就可以深度理解任何事物的运行法则

最完整版来了

[禅道 @benxinaba]

@ZhangWeiqu76902 全哥。能回复我一下吗？
现在可以买入麦当劳吗？
中外粉丝在线提问。

[禅道 @benxinaba]

@Ai20777 户子。想你了

[Griffin @6ESinger157593]

Had this man not found the courage to fight back after being repeatedly attacked with an axe capable of cutting through metal—while bleeding profusely—and had the presence mind to trigger the hijack/emergency code, initiate the emergency response and open the cockpit door to allow passengers to assist him, the aircraft’s subsequent dive could have had catastrophic consequences.

Had that aircraft not been recovered, the geopolitical consequences for the Middle East could have been profound and potentially irreversible.

Sometimes history turns on the courage, resilience and presence of mind of one person.

Yes. One Indian man.

[禅道 @benxinaba]

@ayn852 动物的权利来源于人权的溢出。。

[Crazy Moments @Crazymoments01]

"Our old gelding went blind in March and the goose has walked him to water every day since. She gets her body against his shoulder and steers him with it. When there's something in the way she stops and plants herself and he stops too. Then she taps the side of the tank so he knows where it is. Nobody taught her any of that.

[生腌 | Evan @shengyango]

强烈建议所有的男人，这段视频至少看三次以上。

2倍速刷完李嘉诚的访谈
不得不佩服，他的成功，绝不是偶然
看完才知道他靠的是近乎变态的自律与极度冷静的判断力

[ceciarmy @ceciarmy]

En este restaurante tienes que seguir al gato y te lleva la mesa vacía

[投机实验室 @LabSpeculation]

都知道马斯克30岁出头，就从PayPal拿走了1.8亿美金。

但很少有人知道，PayPal的几位高管曾趁他度蜜月，撤掉了他的CEO职位。

马斯克无比愤怒，他曾打算要狠狠报复这些人。

但当支持他的员工们提出，要集体辞职抗议时，马斯克还是犹豫了，制止了他们。
因为公司就像他的孩子，他情愿放手，自己离开，也想让它活下来，并且他也决定要好好修复和同事们的关系。

后来，他约参与政变的前同事马克斯·列夫琴见面，列夫琴挺担心，问他：“你约我出来，是想揍我吗？”

马斯克很难过，问他：“你为什么要背叛我？”

列夫琴回答，自己当时真的认为公司快垮了，觉得别无选择。马斯克听完，点了点头。

几个月后，两人又一起吃饭，马斯克对他说：“生命太短暂了，我们继续携手前进吧。”两人握手言和。

到了2008年，SpaceX连续三次发射失败，资金紧张，也正是他这些旧同事创办的基金，向SpaceX投资了2000万美元，让第四次发射得以继续。

如果当年马斯克报复他们，和他们势同水火，那这笔投资就不会发生，SpaceX可能也活不下来了。

有些伤害未必能完全释怀，但你剩下的人生也很宝贵，不能全拿来向别人讨一个公道。
生命太短暂了，应该继续携手前进。

[Huan @Huanusa]

几句话讲明白了教育骗局！
全网第一次有人这么清晰的刨析，看完认知提升9年
看完就明白小粉红怎么来的了！

这期不看后悔一年😀

[Nunu @Dreams_realites]

जान है तो जहान है, गहरे पानी में फंसे इस खूंखार शिकारी को

जब जिंदगी की आस दिखी, तो उसने रेस्क्यू बैग को पकड़ लिया

दिल छू लेने वाला वाकिया

आपका इस रेस्क्यू पर क्या कहना है?

[vittorio @IterIntellectus]

holy shit
i asked claude to make a video on western civiization

[Race 🕊️ @multiplanet1]

A SpaceX engineer once described the moment she realized her work had meant something. It wasn't a launch. It wasn't a landing. It was a phone call from her daughter's teacher.

The teacher called to say that her daughter had stood up in class during show and tell and told her classmates that her mom builds rockets that go to space. The teacher said the classroom went silent. Then every child started asking questions. Her daughter answered all of them.

The engineer had worked at SpaceX for 7 years at that point. She had worked through the early failures. She had worked 80 hour weeks. She had missed recitals. She had missed birthdays. She had explained to her daughter hundreds of times why mom couldn't be there. The daughter absorbed every explanation without complaint.

The show and tell was the first time the engineer understood that her daughter hadn't just accepted the absences. She had been watching. She understood what her mother was building and she was proud of it. Proud enough to stand in front of her classmates and speak about rockets with the authority of someone who had absorbed 7 years of dinner table conversations about propulsion systems and orbital mechanics.

The engineer cried on the phone with the teacher. Not because of the rockets. Because her daughter's pride meant the absences hadn't just been tolerated. They had been understood.

Elon has described SpaceX as a place where people sacrifice their personal lives for a mission that might not succeed. This story is what that sacrifice looks like from the inside. Not from the CEO's perspective. From the engineer who missed the recital and got a phone call years later that made it make sense.

The mission isn't just Elon's. It belongs to every person who went home late and hoped their children would understand someday. Sometimes someday arrives during show and tell.

[李维斯 @visa6363]

每个有孩子的家长都可以看看这个视频

因为国内的学校根本不教孩子这些东西。

提前学习认知逻辑教育，它至少能让我们如何去明辨是非，如何分清什么是事实、什么是观点，即便存在分歧，也能做到相互理解。不要人云亦云，要去认真思考。

视频来自mark

[Race 🕊️ @multiplanet1]

Elon Musk was beaten so severely by bullies in South Africa that he was hospitalized. A group of boys threw him down a flight of concrete stairs and then kicked him until he lost consciousness.

He was 13 years old.

His face was so swollen that his mother didn't recognize him at the hospital. His father, according to Elon, sided with the bullies. Errol Musk stood in the hospital room and lectured his injured son about what he had done to provoke the attack. The boy lying in the hospital bed with a face his mother couldn't recognize was told by his father that it was his fault.

The bullying at his school in Pretoria was not occasional. It was daily. Systematic. Elon was the youngest and smallest boy in his class because he had been advanced a year. He read constantly. He was quiet. He was different. In 1980s South Africa, different was a target.

He has described one moment that stayed with him: lying at the bottom of the stairs looking up at the boys who had just thrown him down them, and realizing that nobody was coming to help. Not teachers. Not students. Not his father. Nobody.

The boy who learned at 13 that nobody was coming to save him became the man who saves himself. The rockets, the companies, the relentless pace, the refusal to rely on anyone, the compulsive self sufficiency that every partner and employee describes. All of it traces to a concrete stairwell in Pretoria where a 13 year old realized he was alone.

He left South Africa at 17 and never looked back. He has not returned to live in the country that hospitalized him. He built an empire on the other side of the world designed to take humanity to another planet entirely. The boy who was thrown down the stairs is building a stairway to Mars.

Sometimes the people who change the world were the ones the world was cruelest to first.

[Hosna ⚖️ בניטה @DOGEQEEN]

A school bus carrying 65 children started drifting into oncoming traffic after the driver suddenly lost consciousness.

Most of the kids didn’t even realize what was happening at first because they were looking at their phones, playing games or wearing AirPods.

But five rows back, 13-year-old Dillon Reeves noticed the driver’s hands drop from the wheel and the bus begin swerving into traffic.

He didn’t hesitate. Dillon jumped up, ran to the front, grabbed the steering wheel and slammed on the brake, bringing the 15,000-pound school bus to a stop before it crashed.

Then, with terrified kids screaming behind him and the driver still unconscious beside him, Dillon yelled for someone to call 911.

All 65 students made it out without a single injury, and the bus driver was treated at the scene and later made a full recovery.

That’s the kind of young hero people should know about.

[老季 @XiaoJi0403]

美国一名大学女生因为宝宝无人托付，带着宝宝去上课。
课堂上，宝宝哭闹起来，女生担心影响其他同学听课，抱着宝宝往门口走去。
这时候教授走下讲台，走到女生面前，伸出手，把宝宝接了过来。
教授抱着宝宝，继续讲课。
宝宝很快就安静了下来。
这位教授叫悉尼·恩格尔博格，67岁。他教了45年书，有5个孙子孙女。
有记者采访恩格尔博格教授，问他为什么要这么做？
他说：“我当时看那位女生想离开教室，如果没人做点什么，她就会错过这堂课的内容。她正在努力学习，想让自己变得更好。”

[Josh Howerton Parody @commentaryhower]

This is K9 Valor. He saved 47 soldiers. He survived a suicide bomber, then went on to stop three more, fighting tooth against knife. In the end, he placed himself between an explosion and his handler.

The blast shattered half his face. He lost his left eye and ear. He was flown to Germany, where surgeons worked to rebuild his jaw.

At the Pentagon, he was honored with a standing ovation that lasted over eight minutes.

A true American hero🇺🇸

[李老师不是你老师 @whyyoutouzhele]

“贵人吃鲜，商人吃润，饥民吃渣”

近日，一部自制国风动画《登仙阁》在抖音走红。

动画改编自经典小说《镜花缘》中的“无肠国”章节，讽刺了社会中荒诞的阶级剥削。

视频虚构了一座“登仙阁”，将人分为三六九等：三楼权贵享用珍馐，二楼买办争抢权贵的排泄物以图“沾福泽”，而一楼饥民只能喝上层剩下的残汤，甚至还要为此感恩戴德。

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

The newly adopted dog never stopped looking back the entire way, as if desperately trying to remind his new family that his blind brother had been left behind, completely alone, and that they had to turn around.
It had all begun when a couple, Thomas and his wife, decided to adopt a dog. Their home was spacious, their garden was lush, and their hearts were entirely open to welcoming a new life. As they stepped into the animal shelter, a volunteer guided them toward the enclosures. There, in a large space, lay two magnificent black Labradors, curled up and pressed tightly against each other.
One possessed bright, intelligent eyes. "That's Leo," the volunteer explained. Beside him, his brother’s gaze was fixed and vacant. "And this is Toby. He has been blind since birth. He has never seen the world, but he senses it entirely through his brother. They were born together and have never been apart."
Leo was gently leaning against Toby, touching him to reassure him. Deeply moved by Leo's noble, protective spirit, the couple decided to adopt him. They filled out the paperwork, at first misinterpreting the anxious, heartbreaking glances the dog kept casting toward the brother he was leaving behind.
Once settled on the back seat of the car, Leo sat in absolute, heavy silence. His head was tilted backward, his eyes fixed on the shelter as it slowly faded into the distance. His tail did not wag even once. Looking at him through the rearview mirror, the painful reality suddenly struck the wife: Toby hadn't just lost his eyes—he had lost his guide, his comfort, his entire universe.
"Thomas," she said, her voice trembling with emotion. "We left Toby."
Thomas caught her eye in the mirror. His expression mirrored her heartbreak. "I know. I was thinking about it too."
Without a second thought, they turned the car around. Thirty minutes later, they walked back through the doors of the shelter. Seeing them return specifically for Toby, the volunteer's eyes welled with deep emotion.
Back in the enclosure, the poor blind dog was wandering hesitantly, completely disoriented and lost without his brother. But the moment Toby was brought to the car, pure magic happened. The two brothers instantly pressed themselves against one another, Toby resting his head on Leo’s back, finally safe, finally at peace.
At home, Leo immediately stepped into his role as his brother’s devoted, gentle guide. He would nudge him softly with his muzzle to show him the way, wait patiently for him in the garden, and watch over him while he slept. Guided by this deeply reassuring presence, Toby slowly gained confidence, learning to explore his new world with absolute serenity.
Today, those two Labradors fill their home with an undeniable light. What seemed like an impulsive decision turned out to be the most beautiful choice of their lives. Leo showed them the true meaning of loyalty and absolute devotion, while Toby reminds them every single day that you can feel the beauty of the world without ever having to see it. Sometimes, turning back really is the only way to move forward in the right direction.