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I just seriously tested AI, and I asked it: "Why do my friends and I still can't help but laugh whenever we see a green plastic bench today?"
ChatGPT's answer sounded very much like psychological analysis: because some things are inherently not funny.
But once they are linked to a childhood memory, they become a kind of "secret code only you understand."
As you can imagine, the answer was completely wrong.
The real reason is that once, during a late-night self-study session in high school, my friend’s leg slipped while sitting on a bench, and he fell in a slow-motion split.
But the m

Over the past few years, I have observed a particularly obvious trend: founders are becoming the most important influencers of the new era.
In the past, everyone thought that the most important things for founders were making products, managing teams, and raising funds.
But by 2026, more and more companies are beginning to realize that founders themselves are growth systems.
Because after the AI era, users are increasingly distrustful of advertising and are more willing to follow a real person long-term.
So now, many of the most successful founder-led growth strategies are not fundamen