（01） Some people work hard but do not achieve well. There are also some people who often feel a sense of weakness and fatigue. It is the dream of our ancestors for generations to achieve what we want, but only a few people can achieve their own aspirations. Most people's dreams will never come true in their lifetime. Why? This is because life in society, guided by human nature, has its own internal laws. If you don't understand these rules, your efforts will either fail to achieve results or fail to reach the key points. This is just like a football player with superb skills but poor ball sense. Even if he runs faster than a dog and is more tired than a donkey, he will always pay in vain because he can't get to the right place at the right time. Simply say a few secret laws related to life achievements and straight lines. （02） This first law is called the 50% effect law. What do you mean? It means that only half of your life achievements depend on your efforts, while the other half is in the hands of others. This is because there are three kinds of human social activities: the first is absolutely random events, such as buying lottery tickets and rolling dice. Such events are entirely luck. It is not that you will have better luck than others if you work hard, or that you will have better luck if you have high moral character. Most importantly, the success rate in this field is too low. I have a friend who specializes in the production of lottery machines. He told me that the probability of a person winning the grand prize is roughly the same as that of a person crossing the Road 600 times in a row and being hit by a car every time - no one would believe that he can be hit by a car 600 times in a row, but everyone firmly believes that he will touch the grand prize. Isn't that ridiculous? However, the grand prize will always be touched, but it would be too unwise to spend your mind to capture such a slim probability of success. Therefore, normal human beings will not place their future on the lottery. People only believe in their own efforts. But efforts to do this work only in independent areas - that is, from the process to the result, it is entirely up to one person. Such as making test scores better, or specializing in a certain skill. In these aspects, as long as you are willing to step down, you will probably get some results. Hard work, at most, will enable you to master only one skill. However, any skill must be socialized and commercialized to produce economic benefits. At least one third of the hard workers are stuck at this point. For this reason, these people are ridiculed as two legged bookcases. When it comes to theory, they are good at everything. When it comes to practicality, they are sad and speechless. The most typical example in this regard is Gary Kildare of the United States, who first created the disk operating system (DOS), but Bill Gates made his fortune by DOS. Kildare is just a simple technical genius. He can do nothing in terms of product commercialization, and is finally obliterated by history. In this world, some people will create and some will peddle. Unless the two are perfectly combined, neither side will achieve anything. Therefore, the more you are regarded as a worthless person, the more likely you are to have the ability you most lack. Everyone knows this truth, but it is the nature of many people to rely on their own strengths and despise others' weaknesses. It is this unyielding arrogance that makes a considerable number of people pay ten times as much effort, but at most only half the effect can be achieved. （03） The second law that affects life is called the 60 minute long live law. What does that mean? If life is a test paper, then most people can get about 60 points as long as they make a little effort - the degree of effort is hardly worth mentioning. So the vast majority of people in the world think they are very smart and belong to a high IQ ethnic group. Unfortunately, these people who have achieved so little in life will find that Mao has not made a profit in the distribution of social wealth, so they are angry and helpless. It's just a matter of desperation, but anger is definitely useless, because these people don't know that in areas with a score of less than 60 on the life test paper, social wealth is only given a hair quota. It's absolutely normal for people who exceed half of the total population of the earth to rob that hair. （04） The third law that affects life is the law of doubling scores. What do you mean? It is still said that if life is an exam paper, and it reaches 60 points, it can be said that it is effortless for 60% of people. However, if you go up from 60 points, your efforts will be doubled. So many people will complain that I worked so hard, but without any effect. There are a considerable number of smart people who give up tactfully - I can reach 60 points with only 10 points of effort. But if you want to reach 70 points, you will have to spend double your efforts, and the wealth you get in life is basically the same as 60 points. It takes four times as much effort to reach 80 points, and eight times as much effort to reach 90 points. But the final eight times of effort is still not far from 60 minutes. Anyone with a brain will think about it at this time, HMM. It will take me eight times as much effort, but the status quo will basically not change. What do you say I spent so much time doing? Are you sick? Why do many people spend eight times as much effort and still fail to see the status quo change? This is because the cruel balancing system of social wealth plays a role in the dark. （05） The fourth law that affects people's lives is called the law of learning to take all. What does that mean? This means that if life is a test paper, social wealth, like the praise of teachers in the classroom, will all go to the school bully, and the school dregs will only be humiliated, while 90% of the students will be ignored. This law can be seen in the proportion of social wealth balance - for accurate data, see the full wealth report released by Credit Suisse in 2014. 1% of the richest people hold 48.2% of the global wealth; The top 10% own 87% of the wealth, the middle 40 own 12% of the wealth, and the remaining 50% compete for the remaining 1% of the residue. You haven't been out of class all your life. This secret law of distribution means that only the top 1% of the school bullies enjoy nearly 50% of the social wealth. The top 10 excellent students enjoy nearly 90% of the social wealth. Students who do not break through the 90 mark and score more than 60 will compete for about 10% of the social wealth. Half of the people can only fight for the remaining 1% of social wealth. This is the reason why many people sigh that they are in vain smart, but their luck is not good. You see, I am as good as those who score above 90 with no effort. But when others get a pot full, I can't get a piece of hair. Sorry for me, this world. But in fact, the vast majority of people can not reach 90 points. From 0 to 89 points, it may take a little effort, but it will be even more difficult to score another point later. Because what works at this time is the fifth evil law of human society. （06） The fifth law that affects life is called the law of breaking point. What is a tipping point explosion? For example, people who learn English have such experience. It is very difficult to learn from the beginning. They have to memorize words and grammar. When reciting, they have to first translate English into Chinese in their mind. That is called tiring. However, if someone is stupid, he just keeps learning. Unconsciously, suddenly, he doesn't know when, his brain flickers and naturally thinks in English. The previously difficult English suddenly becomes fluent as his mother tongue. The efforts in other aspects of life are the same. There is a long amount of accumulation. In this process of accumulation, only the efforts can not see the achievements, and there may even be setbacks. Unless a person is thick enough to continue to move forward, once the critical point from quantitative change to qualitative change is reached, you have died and no longer hold the beautiful scenery you expect. At this time, the flowers are in full bloom. However, humans are a sad conditioned species, able to obtain pleasure and pleasure from immediate feedback. If you give for a long time and see no return, many people will feel helpless and painful and give up their efforts. In short, these people's understanding of the world is linear, and their efforts must be rewarded immediately. However, the laws of human society have been accumulating for a long time and breaking out suddenly through the shock of uncertainty. This is a nonlinear world. So those who think linearly and see others' efforts can't help asking "what's the use of this" are particularly angry and helpless. They don't understand. They are so smart. They only need a little effort, which is similar to the efforts of others in half their lives. But those stupid people eat and drink, but they can't catch up with the hot shit. They always feel that the people in the world have come together to deceive him. In fact, he doesn't. It's just that his thinking is too linear and doesn't fit in with the nonlinear world. （07） The sixth law that affects life is called the law of starving the wise. This law is the integration of the above five laws. It means that, whether in life or in class, stupid children like Guo Jing have food to eat, and smart children like Yang Kang are likely to starve to death. ——You will immediately think of some of your smart classmates in class. They will give up decisively before reaching 90 points. Because they are thinking that I can reach 60 points with only 10 points of effort. But it took you eight times as much as I did to rush from 60 to 90. This proves my cleverness and your stupidity. Once the idea came into being, the child was ruined. Because in order to prove his intelligence, the child will not use more than eight times of effort, just for one point of progress. When we enter the society, this thinking inertia has been formed. Everything is just a taste of it. With only a small effort, we are equal to the experts who have worked hard for many years. How about I am smart? However, this thoughtless child doesn't know that if the score of life is below 60, he can barely compete for 1% of the social wealth. After 60 points but less than 90 points, he can only compete for 10% of the social wealth. Only after 90 points, he is qualified to compete for nearly 90% of the huge social wealth. To put it simply, life has reached more than 90. Every time you get a point, you have to make more efforts. However, the social wealth you get is more than 100 times the effort. This is why in reality, many recognized smart people are so hungry that their eyes turn blue. Their shrewdness is nothing but self righteousness without knowing the rules. （08） The seventh law that affects life, called the cost of living, is inversely proportional to the quality of life. The cost of living is inversely proportional to the quality of life. The higher the quality of life, the lower the cost of life. The lower the quality of life, the higher the cost of living. To put it simply, every time prices fluctuate in this society, the feelings of the poor and the rich are completely different. It doesn't matter to the rich if the ribs rise by 10.8 yuan, but the poor suffer. The worst thing for the poor is that every time prices rise, the poor are forced to look for low-quality substitutes. For example, some poor people in China like to drink wine. If they can't afford good wine, they can only buy low-quality wine. However, low-quality wine is not guaranteed. If they buy fake wine carelessly, they often need to pay higher treatment costs. The poor are even worse off because they have no voice and can hardly escape high taxes. The poor have high taxes because the money is taken from their living expenses and forced out of their teeth. The rich, even if they do not evade taxes, pay more or less will not affect their quality of life. The poor in the United States are also unbearably miserable. Barbara Allan Rick, a female journalist, goes deep into the bottom of the United States to experience the life of the poor. She was shocked to find that the poor had to spend money on inferior and high priced goods. For example, the poor rented a house, but the rent would triple during the peak tourist season. The poor had to move away - to a motel with more expensive rent. The motel is expensive, but it is paid daily. At least the poor can stay in the same day. For ordinary residential houses, the rent is paid monthly and there is also a deposit. Although it is very cheap every day, the poor can't afford a month's room money, so they have to drink poison to quench their thirst and spend every day in the motel. Until one day he could not afford to pay the daily rent, and disappeared on the vast land. From then on, there was no sound. Barbara Allan Rick said: the poorer, the weaker. On the contrary, the rich enjoy a high quality of life, and they will not spend a lot of money on hospitalization because they drink fake alcohol. It can also select the safest community to reduce the probability of accidents. The rich can afford a safe environment, while the poor can only continue to buy low-quality and high-priced substitutes in a hurry. The actual cost of living is much higher than that of the rich. Others say that I don't want to be a poor man and have no ambition to be a rich man. This wish is reasonable in developed countries, but in a society in transition and undergoing drastic changes, those who hold this wish have become the best target for the interest class to strip. In a transitional society, life is like sailing against the current. If you don't advance, you will fall back to 50% of the people in the world and compete for the only 1% of the wealth. More wolves and less meat. How hard do you think you have to work to get a little? On the contrary, if you bite your teeth and rush into the top 10% of the population, but have 90% of the social wealth for you to share, how much do you need to spend? （09） The law of the inverse ratio between the cost of life and the quality of life also plays a role in character. In short, the more educated, disciplined and rule-based people are, the easier it will be to obtain social wealth and praise. On the contrary, on the contrary. So there's a saying, it's called fighting for character. Only by virtue of personality can one gain the support and recognition of others, and be willing to condescend to listen to others' instructions without self righteousness. In this process, one can gain the secret rules about life and wealth, and then gain economic freedom. （10） Say hard work, say rich and poor, compare strength, and strive for character - but there is no distinction between high and low, and everyone should be respected. However, the inherent laws of human society are quietly dominating our destiny. You can stick to yourself or change according to the time. Each choice has its own rationality. The future may be full of risks, or it may be a smooth breakthrough, full of unknown variables. The essence of any judgment is just a probability speculation. What we can do is to keep everyone's principle and bottom line, and not be broken through because of the disorder of mood. As long as we are indifferent and kind to others, we believe that the overall environment will become better. A good environment will help reduce our living costs and make our future not so uncertain. Let our hearts no longer be so anxious.

（01） Some people work hard but do not achieve well. There are also some people who often feel a sense of weakness and fatigue. It is the dream of our ancestors for generations to achieve what we want, but only a few people can achieve their own aspirations. Most people's dreams will never come true in their lifetime. Why? This is because life in society, guided by human nature, has its own internal laws. If you don't understand these rules, your efforts will either fail to achieve results or fail to reach the key points. This is just like a football player with superb skills but poor ball sense. Even if he runs faster than a dog and is more tired than a donkey, he will always pay in vain because he can't get to the right place at the right time. Simply say a few secret laws related to life achievements and straight lines. （02） This first law is called the 50% effect law. What do you mean? It means that only half of your life achievements depend on your efforts, while the other half is in the hands of others. This is because there are three kinds of human social activities: the first is absolutely random events, such as buying lottery tickets and rolling dice. Such events are entirely luck. It is not that you will have better luck than others if you work hard, or that you will have better luck if you have high moral character. Most importantly, the success rate in this field is too low. I have a friend who specializes in the production of lottery machines. He told me that the probability of a person winning the grand prize is roughly the same as that of a person crossing the Road 600 times in a row and being hit by a car every time - no one would believe that he can be hit by a car 600 times in a row, but everyone firmly believes that he will touch the grand prize. Isn't that ridiculous? However, the grand prize will always be touched, but it would be too unwise to spend your mind to capture such a slim probability of success. Therefore, normal human beings will not place their future on the lottery. People only believe in their own efforts. But efforts to do this work only in independent areas - that is, from the process to the result, it is entirely up to one person. Such as making test scores better, or specializing in a certain skill. In these aspects, as long as you are willing to step down, you will probably get some results. Hard work, at most, will enable you to master only one skill. However, any skill must be socialized and commercialized to produce economic benefits. At least one third of the hard workers are stuck at this point. For this reason, these people are ridiculed as two legged bookcases. When it comes to theory, they are good at everything. When it comes to practicality, they are sad and speechless. The most typical example in this regard is Gary Kildare of the United States, who first created the disk operating system (DOS), but Bill Gates made his fortune by DOS. Kildare is just a simple technical genius. He can do nothing in terms of product commercialization, and is finally obliterated by history. In this world, some people will create and some will peddle. Unless the two are perfectly combined, neither side will achieve anything. Therefore, the more you are regarded as a worthless person, the more likely you are to have the ability you most lack. Everyone knows this truth, but it is the nature of many people to rely on their own strengths and despise others' weaknesses. It is this unyielding arrogance that makes a considerable number of people pay ten times as much effort, but at most only half the effect can be achieved. （03） The second law that affects life is called the 60 minute long live law. What does that mean? If life is a test paper, then most people can get about 60 points as long as they make a little effort - the degree of effort is hardly worth mentioning. So the vast majority of people in the world think they are very smart and belong to a high IQ ethnic group. Unfortunately, these people who have achieved so little in life will find that Mao has not made a profit in the distribution of social wealth, so they are angry and helpless. It's just a matter of desperation, but anger is definitely useless, because these people don't know that in areas with a score of less than 60 on the life test paper, social wealth is only given a hair quota. It's absolutely normal for people who exceed half of the total population of the earth to rob that hair. （04） The third law that affects life is the law of doubling scores. What do you mean? It is still said that if life is an exam paper, and it reaches 60 points, it can be said that it is effortless for 60% of people. However, if you go up from 60 points, your efforts will be doubled. So many people will complain that I worked so hard, but without any effect. There are a considerable number of smart people who give up tactfully - I can reach 60 points with only 10 points of effort. But if you want to reach 70 points, you will have to spend double your efforts, and the wealth you get in life is basically the same as 60 points. It takes four times as much effort to reach 80 points, and eight times as much effort to reach 90 points. But the final eight times of effort is still not far from 60 minutes. Anyone with a brain will think about it at this time, HMM. It will take me eight times as much effort, but the status quo will basically not change. What do you say I spent so much time doing? Are you sick? Why do many people spend eight times as much effort and still fail to see the status quo change? This is because the cruel balancing system of social wealth plays a role in the dark. （05） The fourth law that affects people's lives is called the law of learning to take all. What does that mean? This means that if life is a test paper, social wealth, like the praise of teachers in the classroom, will all go to the school bully, and the school dregs will only be humiliated, while 90% of the students will be ignored. This law can be seen in the proportion of social wealth balance - for accurate data, see the full wealth report released by Credit Suisse in 2014. 1% of the richest people hold 48.2% of the global wealth; The top 10% own 87% of the wealth, the middle 40 own 12% of the wealth, and the remaining 50% compete for the remaining 1% of the residue. You haven't been out of class all your life. This secret law of distribution means that only the top 1% of the school bullies enjoy nearly 50% of the social wealth. The top 10 excellent students enjoy nearly 90% of the social wealth. Students who do not break through the 90 mark and score more than 60 will compete for about 10% of the social wealth. Half of the people can only fight for the remaining 1% of social wealth. This is the reason why many people sigh that they are in vain smart, but their luck is not good. You see, I am as good as those who score above 90 with no effort. But when others get a pot full, I can't get a piece of hair. Sorry for me, this world. But in fact, the vast majority of people can not reach 90 points. From 0 to 89 points, it may take a little effort, but it will be even more difficult to score another point later. Because what works at this time is the fifth evil law of human society. （06） The fifth law that affects life is called the law of breaking point. What is a tipping point explosion? For example, people who learn English have such experience. It is very difficult to learn from the beginning. They have to memorize words and grammar. When reciting, they have to first translate English into Chinese in their mind. That is called tiring. However, if someone is stupid, he just keeps learning. Unconsciously, suddenly, he doesn't know when, his brain flickers and naturally thinks in English. The previously difficult English suddenly becomes fluent as his mother tongue. The efforts in other aspects of life are the same. There is a long amount of accumulation. In this process of accumulation, only the efforts can not see the achievements, and there may even be setbacks. Unless a person is thick enough to continue to move forward, once the critical point from quantitative change to qualitative change is reached, you have died and no longer hold the beautiful scenery you expect. At this time, the flowers are in full bloom. However, humans are a sad conditioned species, able to obtain pleasure and pleasure from immediate feedback. If you give for a long time and see no return, many people will feel helpless and painful and give up their efforts. In short, these people's understanding of the world is linear, and their efforts must be rewarded immediately. However, the laws of human society have been accumulating for a long time and breaking out suddenly through the shock of uncertainty. This is a nonlinear world. So those who think linearly and see others' efforts can't help asking "what's the use of this" are particularly angry and helpless. They don't understand. They are so smart. They only need a little effort, which is similar to the efforts of others in half their lives. But those stupid people eat and drink, but they can't catch up with the hot shit. They always feel that the people in the world have come together to deceive him. In fact, he doesn't. It's just that his thinking is too linear and doesn't fit in with the nonlinear world. （07） The sixth law that affects life is called the law of starving the wise. This law is the integration of the above five laws. It means that, whether in life or in class, stupid children like Guo Jing have food to eat, and smart children like Yang Kang are likely to starve to death. ——You will immediately think of some of your smart classmates in class. They will give up decisively before reaching 90 points. Because they are thinking that I can reach 60 points with only 10 points of effort. But it took you eight times as much as I did to rush from 60 to 90. This proves my cleverness and your stupidity. Once the idea came into being, the child was ruined. Because in order to prove his intelligence, the child will not use more than eight times of effort, just for one point of progress. When we enter the society, this thinking inertia has been formed. Everything is just a taste of it. With only a small effort, we are equal to the experts who have worked hard for many years. How about I am smart? However, this thoughtless child doesn't know that if the score of life is below 60, he can barely compete for 1% of the social wealth. After 60 points but less than 90 points, he can only compete for 10% of the social wealth. Only after 90 points, he is qualified to compete for nearly 90% of the huge social wealth. To put it simply, life has reached more than 90. Every time you get a point, you have to make more efforts. However, the social wealth you get is more than 100 times the effort. This is why in reality, many recognized smart people are so hungry that their eyes turn blue. Their shrewdness is nothing but self righteousness without knowing the rules. （08） The seventh law that affects life, called the cost of living, is inversely proportional to the quality of life. The cost of living is inversely proportional to the quality of life. The higher the quality of life, the lower the cost of life. The lower the quality of life, the higher the cost of living. To put it simply, every time prices fluctuate in this society, the feelings of the poor and the rich are completely different. It doesn't matter to the rich if the ribs rise by 10.8 yuan, but the poor suffer. The worst thing for the poor is that every time prices rise, the poor are forced to look for low-quality substitutes. For example, some poor people in China like to drink wine. If they can't afford good wine, they can only buy low-quality wine. However, low-quality wine is not guaranteed. If they buy fake wine carelessly, they often need to pay higher treatment costs. The poor are even worse off because they have no voice and can hardly escape high taxes. The poor have high taxes because the money is taken from their living expenses and forced out of their teeth. The rich, even if they do not evade taxes, pay more or less will not affect their quality of life. The poor in the United States are also unbearably miserable. Barbara Allan Rick, a female journalist, goes deep into the bottom of the United States to experience the life of the poor. She was shocked to find that the poor had to spend money on inferior and high priced goods. For example, the poor rented a house, but the rent would triple during the peak tourist season. The poor had to move away - to a motel with more expensive rent. The motel is expensive, but it is paid daily. At least the poor can stay in the same day. For ordinary residential houses, the rent is paid monthly and there is also a deposit. Although it is very cheap every day, the poor can't afford a month's room money, so they have to drink poison to quench their thirst and spend every day in the motel. Until one day he could not afford to pay the daily rent, and disappeared on the vast land. From then on, there was no sound. Barbara Allan Rick said: the poorer, the weaker. On the contrary, the rich enjoy a high quality of life, and they will not spend a lot of money on hospitalization because they drink fake alcohol. It can also select the safest community to reduce the probability of accidents. The rich can afford a safe environment, while the poor can only continue to buy low-quality and high-priced substitutes in a hurry. The actual cost of living is much higher than that of the rich. Others say that I don't want to be a poor man and have no ambition to be a rich man. This wish is reasonable in developed countries, but in a society in transition and undergoing drastic changes, those who hold this wish have become the best target for the interest class to strip. In a transitional society, life is like sailing against the current. If you don't advance, you will fall back to 50% of the people in the world and compete for the only 1% of the wealth. More wolves and less meat. How hard do you think you have to work to get a little? On the contrary, if you bite your teeth and rush into the top 10% of the population, but have 90% of the social wealth for you to share, how much do you need to spend? （09） The law of the inverse ratio between the cost of life and the quality of life also plays a role in character. In short, the more educated, disciplined and rule-based people are, the easier it will be to obtain social wealth and praise. On the contrary, on the contrary. So there's a saying, it's called fighting for character. Only by virtue of personality can one gain the support and recognition of others, and be willing to condescend to listen to others' instructions without self righteousness. In this process, one can gain the secret rules about life and wealth, and then gain economic freedom. （10） Say hard work, say rich and poor, compare strength, and strive for character - but there is no distinction between high and low, and everyone should be respected. However, the inherent laws of human society are quietly dominating our destiny. You can stick to yourself or change according to the time. Each choice has its own rationality. The future may be full of risks, or it may be a smooth breakthrough, full of unknown variables. The essence of any judgment is just a probability speculation. What we can do is to keep everyone's principle and bottom line, and not be broken through because of the disorder of mood. As long as we are indifferent and kind to others, we believe that the overall environment will become better. A good environment will help reduce our living costs and make our future not so uncertain. Let our hearts no longer be so anxious.