Selected Micro-Quotes 0603: Used to Like College Girls, Now I Like NVDA

@老Q在上海：Anything that ordinary families cannot afford to let their children participate in lacks real value. Whether it's pop music or competitive sports, this holds true for any field. Over time, it will inevitably degenerate into an internal game for a specific circle. The things with the highest real value must have a starting point where the barrier to entry is not raised by family background.

@tombkeeper：A sign of a woman's maturity: Used to like SK-II, now likes SK-Hynix.
A sign of a man's maturity: Used to like college girls, now likes NVDA.

@方出神：The so-called Lost Three Decades of Japan were actually only lost by the young people who bore the debt when the economy collapsed, while the elderly who caught the demographic dividend spent an exceptionally happy three decades...

@投鱼问道：Without children, the economy would truly collapse. The biggest consumption revolves around kids. Earlier on, there's dating, marriage, buying a house, furniture, appliances, buying a car, travel, fine dining, and jewelry. Later, there's education, toys, baby formula, nannies, amusement parks, and movie theaters—all massive expenses. People are reluctant to spend on themselves, but for their kids, they'll even borrow money to spend. If you choose not to marry and have kids, a lot of that is saved, and at the very least, you won't easily borrow money to spend.

@信号与噪声001：A crab is a low-level animal with such a simple nervous system that when it's being slowly steamed in a steamer, it will keep stuffing the ginger shreds next to it into its mouth. It just feels uncomfortable, and it thinks eating something will make it better.
A frog boiled in warm water,
A crab steamed in a steamer,
A pig waiting to be roasted to death,
Audiences on TikTok.

@唐宁街的猫先生：Humans share about 50%-60% of their genes with bananas. So whenever you encounter an insurmountable difficulty, just think: I'm nothing but half a banana anyway. What can a banana do?

@一包海苔：Humanity can actually feel miserable about three things at the same time: looking for a job, having a job, and not having a job.

@桃子椰椰冰-
Just joined a new workplace: A bunch of idiots
After a year: A bunch of idiots
After three years: A bunch of idiots
An online friend I've only said one word to: Such a precious baby

@考古小队长：If two completely unrelated people, even with totally mismatched styles, are suddenly tied together very closely, and this can't be explained from either a fame or profit perspective, I can only attribute it to romance—just like how unexplainable phenomena in archaeology are all attributed to ritual sacrifices.