Selected Micro-Quotes 0612: This World Is Not Worth It

@SignalAndNoise:A lawyer friend who has handled over a thousand wrongful conviction cases says:
Good people don't actually get rewarded
Bad people don't get retribution either
Only the strong
Get rewarded
As long as you are weak
It's all retribution

@BrokenWingsJungle:When someone in a TV drama says "It's not about the money..."
It means it is exactly about the money ​​​

1. First, give employees unlimited Tokens to experiment freely
2. Restrict the Token quota
3. Employees can no longer live without A, and can't go back to the past 4. Employees buy Tokens themselves, entering the stage of paying to work.
Isn't this the exact same process as "drug dealers luring people into addiction, causing withdrawal symptoms, and finally making them pay for their own drugs"

"In workplace life, 25% of the day is spent working, and 75% is spent fighting against bastards."——Ege ​​​

@ARROW:Adult gaming life:
- Thinking about playing games all day long
- After getting home
- Too exhausted to play
- I'll try again tomorrow 🥲

Replying instantly is called chatting; what you're doing is just leaving messages in a chat box

@OnlyRoarOfHeavenAndEarth:Recently, I've been writing biographies for some grassroots officials of the Qing Dynasty. A common trait is that those who dared to take responsibility at critical moments and could endure hardships to turn the tide had very sluggish official careers once things returned to normal. They likely spent their whole lives as county magistrates, reaching no higher than a prefect or co-prefect at best. Reading history truly makes one disheartened; this world is not worth it

@MasterChive:The so-called frustration of having "talent" unrecognized and feeling indignant is simply because you haven't seen enough people. If you meet more people and see that even those with near-demonic wisdom are just scraping by to feed their families, you'll immediately let it go. ​​​