paulwei
paulwei|Sep 15, 2026 08:15
Elon Musk once said, 'Playing games is still a fool.', These are your only two choices. It may seem like a joke, but in my opinion, this matter is far more than just a joke. Taking investment trading as an example of reflexive games, After a huge Alpha craze, The most common question that many retail investors want to ask is: What is the next XX? ” The reality is, the more you fill your mind with this question, Exactly, the more you are a lamb waiting to be slaughtered in the market or a fish on the chopping board, NPC that allows market winners to reap the harvest. Even if it's not right now, it will still be in the end. This is hard to hear, but it is the harsh reality. Let your confidence, passion, and sense of certainty grow stronger and stronger, Go chase the 'next XX', This is the reflexive environment of the market, Tailored for most people, the most typical psychological trap is none. It is precisely this' psychological trap rhythm 'that constitutes the' cycle ': You keep attacking, only to find yourself getting more and more injured, In the end, exhausted and feeling like ashes, I stepped down from the table, And when you get off the table, The cycle of the attack is actually coming. The question that should be asked is: What should be done next In the options for what to do, Evade, retreat, and rest .. These types of options are key components. And it should not be endless, assumed by default What is the next XX? And if you don't have games or sports, These types of competitive interests and hobbies, and have delved into them to a certain extent, There is no such thing as rapid high-frequency training in daily life and work. Taking the most familiar example of 'The Black Myth of Wukong', What is the most typical reason why beginners cannot defeat the first boss? Continuously pressing the attack button, The positive feedback of hitting the boss and causing the boss to lose health, Urging you to continue attacking, What's the next attack move? How cool and handsome is it The reality is exactly the opposite: The more times you hit the boss, On the contrary, it indicates that you should start early and proactively flashing. Even PVE action games like this can be designed to, In the second level cycle, build such The cycle of psychological traps. Some competitive sports are the same, taking tennis as an example. A typical bottleneck problem for beginners is that, Dealing with shallow balls (balls played close by opponents) is not a problem, Because he instinctively knew to run forward to greet, And running forward naturally generates the inertia force required to strike the center of gravity of the body forward, But once the opponent hits a deep ball (the ball that the opponent hits far away), 100% of beginners do not know how to take the initiative to step back, It's already too late to retreat when the ball approaches. Actually, it is necessary to take the initiative and retreat earlier than one's first thought, Even further and further backwards, This can leave room for the body to move forward. When he learns this, we usually say: His footsteps have become more agile, But in reality, it was he who 'learned to take the initiative and step back more'. People often say Those who can buy are apprentices, and those who can sell are masters But in reality, this sentence has not yet reached the most crucial point, Because the most common ones are: After he sold it, he immediately bought it again. Only in competitive/strategic games, In English, video games and sports are both games Only then can we provide such hands-on and rapid repetitive training. (Related reading: https://(x.com)/code/status/1989983859640033644) Of course, such game training, I just provided you with the source material for 'transfer learning', How much memory, knowledge, and experience can be trained in one thing, 'Migration' to another matter: 'Stones from other mountains can be used to attack jade' It's another level of challenge that requires deep thinking and practical experience.
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