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Original link: https://hutusi.com/articles/elon-musk Joseph Campbell summarized the pattern of heroic myths in “The Hero with a Thousand Faces”: When the hero is still an ordinary person, he is called to set out on an adventure. He resists at first, then meets a wise man and becomes enlightened, crosses the boundary, starts his first attempt, and […]

Original link: https://hutusi.com/articles/naval Naval Ravikant (Naval Ravikant) is a venture capitalist from Silicon Valley in the United States. He was born in India and moved to New York with his parents when he was a child. Founded AngelList venture capital company and successfully invested in start-up companies such as Twitter and Uber. Nawal frequently shares

Original link: https://hutusi.com/articles/code-v2 Lawrence Lessig is the founder of Creative Commons, a law professor himself, and a researcher of the Internet. Therefore, when the Internet was in full swing at the end of the last century, he wrote a book “Code” (Code), which applied legal common sense to refute the Internet anarchism popular on the

Original link: https://hutusi.com/articles/qianlong After reading Zhang Hongjie’s “The Prosperity of Hunger”, I have a deeper understanding of Qianlong. Historians say that the decline of the Qing Dynasty began with Qianlong, and this has a historical trend of the rise of the West and the decline of the East, but it also has a lot to

Original link: https://hutusi.com/articles/enlightenment-now When it comes to the word “Enlightenment”, many people will think of the “Enlightenment Movement” that took place in Europe in the 18th century. This was a philosophical and cultural movement, and it was also the emancipation of human beings after the “Renaissance Movement”. If the “Renaissance Movement” freed people from the

Original link: https://hutusi.com/articles/zen-baggage It took me a few days to finish reading “Zen’s Luggage” by Bill Porter, his second book I’ve read. Ever since I read The Heart Sutra Interpretation, I have become interested in Bill Potter, an old man whose books fit my taste very well. In “Zen’s Baggage”, the author travels half of