When your toy is worth 450 million dollars, you think you will be happy, but Sergey Brin tells you: you will get bored.

This is Google co-founder Sergey Brin's super yacht. It was here that he felt an unprecedented sense of boredom. Extreme luxury often comes with extreme emptiness.

So he chose to disembark, return to his workstation, and start coding again, refining AI.

At this moment, he proved the deepest desire inherent in human genes: we are not evolved for "enjoyment," but for "creation."

True dopamine isn't in what you own, but in what you are nurturing—whether it's a piece of code that changes the world or a new life.