The key point is that after 2020, your investment may not yield any returns. The more cutting-edge the technology, the more billions or trillions you might invest, which could all go down the drain.
I know this technical approach is wrong.
It's not even fair to say that the technical approach is wrong; it's just that following this technical approach is wrong.
The cost of trial and error is too high.
China can still catch up with developed countries. At least in principle, the technology of developed countries has no barriers; the barriers are mainly in terms of processes and materials.
However, developed countries have made very slow progress in cutting-edge technologies.
Without the emergence of new technologies, the problems delayed by the 2008 financial crisis would have exploded long ago.
Fortunately, brain-computer interfaces and VR technology emerged in the 1920s, creating a surge in demand, jobs, and opportunities for social mobility.
In the 1930s, something even bigger came.
The virtual world and bio-photovoltaics have made capital realize that this game can still be played and the bubble can continue to be inflated.
The future is a vast universe, and we need to keep up with the pace of our bubble-blowing.
The only thing that could make them feel uneasy was Merlin; no one knew what Merlin wanted.
However, capitalists don't care; what matters most to them is capital appreciation.
Only those who have increased assets can be considered property owners.
What kind of middle class are they if they don't have any assets that can be increased in value? They're just pseudo-proletarians packaged with knowledge.
"The Internet brought a decade of prosperity to the American stock market, and the mobile Internet has brought another decade of prosperity to the American stock market."
Another ten years have passed for VR.
Virtual reality technology deserves another ten years, wouldn't that be fair?
Virtual reality technology could even continue for at least another thirty years.
Chives are not unique to China; they can be found all over the world.
As soon as the A-shares market showed some signs of improvement, it began issuing new shares at a frenzy.
People feel insecure because they don't know when a listed company might go bankrupt.
Listed companies bear no risk when they have financial problems, but the risk of a stock price crash after a company's financial problems is borne entirely by retail investors.
The very mechanism itself determines that most people simply cannot compete.
Of course, the situation will be much better by 2031. With the implementation of the full registration system and the improvement of the regulatory mechanism, the phenomenon of "harvesting韭菜" (exploiting retail investors) will be much less common than it was ten years ago.
The retail investors have been thoroughly convinced by the words of various fund managers, financial bloggers, and big-time speculators that they must seize this bull market with its bright future!
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