这个我思考过，从马斯克在tesla公司全程运用第一性原理来看，第一性原理=打造全产业链，所以现在的tesla，从锂矿、镍矿 → 炼化 → 电芯 → 电机 → 铸造 → 总装 → 充电网络 → 能源存储 → 自动驾驶芯片 → 人形机器人，都是自己做，全栈硬科技帝国。

年轻人想要拥有陡峭的成长斜率，真的就是反复琢磨第一性原理到底是个啥东西。
在这一刻的认知：1.默认所有专业人士都会犯错，大多数经验认为解决不了的问题都有解法。2.默认自己无论干哪方面的活都没有理由比任何专业人士干的差，如果现在确实差点意思那就努力早点比别人干的好。
心态决定未来。

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马斯克这套“硬核科技帝国”的逻辑就是：一切自己来做，把成本降到最低，把效率提到最高。
我要是能把工作中的每一个流程都用“第一性原理”拆解一遍，估计我早就被开除了——因为老板会发现，我其实可以一个人干五个人的活。

Musk's logic for building this "hardcore tech empire" is: do everything yourself, minimize costs, and maximize efficiency.

If I could break down every process in my work using "first principles," I'd probably be fired long ago—because the boss would realize I could actually do the work of five people.