Many people suddenly chime in, "Um, I'm alive! I'm not Zhang Xuefeng, I've always been alive and well." A while ago, I saw an OpenAI engineer discussing fatalism, saying that humans don't actually have true free will. It's a bit startling to hear this from someone who spends all their time researching large models; he must have seen something. Today I saw another article discussing a very simple logic: from a model perspective, the operation of a system is essentially input, processing, and output. Applying this logic to people, it's quite similar. Some people enter your life bringing a whole set of data with them—their experiences, personality, cognitive style, and speaking habits are all pre-trained systems. You yourself are also a system. When someone enters your life, it's an input. You use your own experience to process this information, judging whether this person can be understood, accepted, and integrated into your world. Some people can stay together because you happen to align in terms of expression, rhythm, and even underlying understanding. The world is a large model; the world is a crypto-like operating system.

You idiot, you even try to piggyback on Zhang Xuefeng's fame! Pig!

I burst out laughing at the first sentence, I choked on my water, I'm suing you for this! 😂