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As someone who has been through it
Pursuing a master's degree isn't foolish, but spending three years on it is really foolish.
At that time, I was swayed by the hype, thinking that a research master's was impressive, so I enrolled in a legitimate three-year research master's program.
First of all, I won't even mention the difficulty; I was completely self-disciplined for nine months just to pass the entrance exam.
Then in the first year, it was mainly about playing and participating in research projects, and I just coasted through the classes. In the first half of the second year, there were very few classes, so I skipped them and interned in Chengdu.
In the last year and a half, there were no classes at all. I thought about how staying in Chengdu had no future, so I directly ran off to intern in Shenzhen. I went to a top policy research institute, but then the more foolish part came: because I hadn't graduated, even though I was confirmed for a full-time position after three months of interning, I couldn't officially start until I received my diploma, so I had to continue as an intern with that pay.
So for the next 15 months, my output was higher than many full-time employees, but I was still only getting a base salary of 3000. I barely survived thanks to my family's support and part-time work in the crypto space.
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Those who pursue a master's degree in gambling generally agree that their master's/PhD is worthless, while only those with an associate degree oppose this,
because they simply believe that their inability to earn money is due to a lack of education, and that as soon as they have a degree, they will become rich immediately. 😀😀😀
The low birth rate has only one reason: not having children is more cost-effective than having them, and it has nothing to do with education, ideology, or gender awakening.
The price of the coin is falling, and the only reason is that there are more sellers than buyers, and it has nothing to do with buybacks, favored projects, or competitors.
I discovered that there is ample evidence proving that the real Trump died long before the election loss, and the current Trump is a clone created by Yuri.
1/ Trump's hair never gets messy.
Normal human hair tends to get messy, but Trump's iconic hairstyle always maintains the perfect look of someone who just walked out of Yuri's mind control laboratory, indicating that the hairstyle itself is a stable antenna for Yuri's mind control waves.
2/ Repetitive phrases like programmed loop statements.
"Believe me," "No one knows more than I do," "This is fake news," "We will win big"—Yuri has been locked up for many years, and it's obvious that the language module of the clone hasn't received updates.
3/ Unusual "tolerance" towards Russia.
Trump has various "very smart" comments about Putin and claims, "I have a great relationship with him," but at critical moments, he imposes sanctions, sells weapons to Ukraine, and bombs Syria... This is because the influence of the Soviet Union has not been completely eliminated.
4/ Unusually sensitive and eager to share topics about "clones/doubles."
He has repeatedly shared or hinted that "Biden has already been executed, and now it's a clone/robot/double speaking." Normal people wouldn't be so obsessed with such absurd theories; he himself is the same kind of product.
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It seems that SOC raised 20,000 ETH
I don't know if that's true
How can raising 20,000 only give the leaders 2,000?
Colin Wu
Wow, that's exciting!
According to CCTV reports, in 2018, Yao Qian was entrusted by a businessman named Zhang, who was involved in an ICO, to make a call to a certain exchange. This ICO raised 20,000 ETH, and Zhang paid Yao Qian 2,000 ETH as a reward. In 2021, Yao Qian transferred some ETH to exchange for over 10 million RMB.
Which project is this? Which exchange?
The essential problem of Memecoin is illustrated in the image below ⬇️ (number of traders in a certain wallet)
After October, most people have exited the arena (like me, a liquidity provider), so who is left?
Ultimate P players, those who issue tokens, script kids, those who fill 20% of the internal market, groups that control 90% of the token issuance, and those who eat up the liquidity from fans. As it stands, it's undeniable that the Memecoin market is predatory.
If we're all just playing, it’s better to engage in major coin contracts, short-term Alpha Tokens, coin stocks, or prediction markets; they are all relatively fairer than Memecoin.
It's also tough for public chains and exchanges.
If regulations tighten a bit, they could collapse in an instant (certain DOG).
If regulations loosen a bit, the scythes will pounce like a dog that hasn't eaten for half a month, and the exchanges will have to take the blame.
It's a tough situation.
