I know every word, but see no picture
- Cognitive debt
- Hand-made output
- Learning loop
A short self-review on cognitive debt and hand-made output.
NOTES & ARCHIVE
Essays, reading notes, and thoughts set down along the way. Some are shaped into pieces; some still keep their rough edges.
A short self-review on cognitive debt and hand-made output.
From the “ultimate three questions” to using a smart assistant as a coach — pulling mental representations from the book into real life.
Four institutional upgrades that tried to solve search cost and trust cost in Chinese elite selection.
When the gate becomes the goal, institutions start to warp — how A-share listing approval and the keju system grow “implicit guarantees” from institutional recognition.
How implicit guarantees prop up trusts, housing, stocks, and local debt — and turn risk into a rigid belief.
A rental negotiation debrief with a smart assistant — what hurts is often not the loss, but “I could have held the line.”
A heavy film that still holds hope — listening isn’t rescue, but it can make someone feel less alone.
A film like continuous piano — some beauty needs no explanation, only cherishing.
On Liu Zhenyun — a speaking partner is rare, but you can still build your inner world.
Nothing in this category yet.