A lot of people suddenly saying, 'Hmm, you're alive again.' I'm not Zhang Xuefeng, I've been alive and well this whole time. The other day, I saw an OpenAI engineer talking about determinism, saying humans don't actually have true free will. Hearing something like that from someone who works on large models every day is kind of shocking—he must have seen something. Today, I came across another article discussing a very simple logic: if you look at it from a model's perspective, the operation of a system is essentially input, processing, and output. If you apply this logic to humans, it actually makes a lot of sense. Some people come into your life carrying an entire dataset—their experiences, personality, way of thinking, and speaking habits are all part of a pre-trained system. And you yourself are also a system. When they enter your life, it's like an input. You process this information with your own experiences, deciding whether this person can be understood, accepted, or integrated into your world. Some people can stick around because your ways of expressing, pacing, or even your fundamental understanding just happen to align.