After reading this passage, I actually feel a strong resonance. Many people are trapped in their own cognitive frameworks, using old experiences to interpret the new world, which makes things increasingly complicated. Bringing things back to the essence—being honest, transparent, and accepting falsification—is actually the natural state of innovation. The track will filter out, and the market will speak, with little relation to relationships or background. Less套路, more long-termism, and many problems will naturally become simpler.