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I seem to be able to control the Candlestick😂😂😂

I saw a report saying that 83% of international students returning to China are experiencing social downgrade.
At 2 a.m., I received my mom's matchmaking profile.
I'm curled up in a rented room eating instant noodles.
The light from my phone screen reflects the original English book on my desk—*The Stars Shine Brightly*.
The bookmark is still between the pages about the New York subway line.
Actually, I only flipped through the first three pages of that book.
Bought it to decorate the door.
Before going abroad, I always thought that
having experienced the coin-panic at foreign

Plastic outer shell thermos, poor-quality tablecloth, cement floor without tiles. Based on these points, along with the glaring red ticket on the table, you can make a rough guess...

Working a job is impossible, I will never work a job in this lifetime.
This statement was a viral sensation across the internet back then.
The person who said this is named Zhou, a Nanning native, who was imprisoned for stealing an electric bike.
Netizens nicknamed him "Thief Guevara."
After being released, he really didn't work a job.
He started a company, Guangxi Feihan Investment Partnership.
He holds shares in Guangxi Feilu Technology, which specializes in electric bikes.

Now I finally understand why the community parcel lockers are becoming safer😂

Passing by the entrance of an educational institution
A guy holding a red banner is standing guard
Owed five months of wages
Every word seems to be bleeding
He looks very serious
Like he's performing some kind of ritual
Next to him, a woman in a pink Polo shirt
Looking down at her phone, smiling quite happily
Maybe she's grabbing the 9.9 yuan free shipping tissues
Or maybe she's watching a video about what to eat tonight
At that moment, I suddenly felt
That adults' joys and sorrows are not interconnected
This sentence is too pretentious
The real situation is
His disaster is just her background

OpenClaw causes unemployment? Anxiety?
Everywhere you look, programmers are worried about losing their jobs, AI is going to dominate the world, and ordinary people can't survive.
It sounds scary, but in plain language, it's just one sentence:
Someone wants to profit from your anxiety.
Those bloggers shouting every day that if you don't learn AI now, you're doomed.
They might not even be able to type a hello world.
But they understand what your pain points are.
Anxiety is good business.
The more anxious you are, the better their courses sell.
The more panicked you are, the better their all-in-o