A short piece, packed with meaning. How much you draw from it is entirely up to you.
1 — The world’s geopolitical landscape will most likely see further turbulence ahead. But for us, this is actually something of a tailwind — it gives us more time to avoid becoming the center of attention, and a relatively calm window to keep building our inner foundations.
2 — Anyone with clear eyes can see that this round is about competing for dominance in AI technology. Right now, we actually hold a remarkably strong position — because beyond algorithms and technical capability, AI’s most fundamental requirement is stable infrastructure and a continuously expanding power supply. That, as it happens, is our absolute advantage.
3 — The age of AI has only just begun. This will be a technological race lasting at least a decade, and the winning side will command forces we once only saw in science fiction. That includes but is not limited to: peak efficiency in development and cognition, vast fleets of domestic, industrial, and military robots, and total command over an entire industrial supply chain.
4 — On a personal level, whoever pivots into this industry faster is the one who will actually access the dividends. Looking back at our entire development trajectory, almost every wave of dividends was captured by those early movers who had sharp instincts from the start.
5 — Master Chi has reminded you to learn how to use AI more times than he can count. But — if you genuinely don’t have the capacity to learn it right now, you can at least consider positioning yourself in AI from a wealth standpoint. I will not name a single specific asset — give a man a fish versus teach a man to fish. Master Chi strongly, strongly encourages you to research the large-scale, highly profitable giants in the electricity sector.
6 — Don’t delay. When it comes to learning in this space, taking that first step puts you ahead of the vast majority of people. That one step — others won’t be able to close the gap in a lifetime.
7 — Believe without wavering in our trajectory.
8 — Looking at the trend unfolding in the Middle East, in the not-too-distant future we may witness the use of modern nuclear weapons. And once that chapter opens, many things can never return to what they were.