
A systematic reflection on whether young people can refuse to take over the old guard's plates and flip the table for a fresh start. At 20,000 words across four topics. It first argues that "life is all about picking a side", using real estate and Bitcoin to break down how junior assets break into senior assets through breakout and leverage, showing that taking a side is fundamentally a probability game. It then dissects the biggest challenge of living with chips on the table - holding onto money - distinguishing investment from trading, and liquidity from human nature. Next it argues for clear failure over muddled success, advocating systems tested by large datasets over result-only thinking. It closes with the college-entrance-choice of studying computer science, showing that what you learn is a way of thinking, not a technology.
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