Water&Well&Page

Joined November 2025

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I think to write, I write to think

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Survival Lessons
This world's greatest dangers often stem from your naive understanding of human nature. What you perceive as a clear path forward might simply be a trap someone else has meticulously laid. Self-preservation is the first lesson of adulthood.
By Water&Well&Page2 months ago in Humans
Next Time Fix
When a simple "something came up" shatters your dinner plans, those with low emotional intelligence (EQ) get trapped in the repetitive courtesy of "Let’s do next time." But those with high EQ see this as a pivot point—an opportunity to transform awkwardness into a bridge that deepens the relationship.
By Water&Well&Page2 months ago in Humans
Heart's Commitment
When you fall in love with someone, don't focus on how long your time together will last, or calculate the gains and losses in this chapter of your journey. If the day comes when you truly have to say goodbye, then let yourselves wave farewell through misty eyes, offering mutual thanks. How wonderfully warm and comforting it is to look back and be grateful that your life paths once intertwined, that your memories bloomed with such vivid color. When you love someone, please treat them with ultimate gentleness. Even if fate inevitably forces you to choose the painful half of life, ensure your shared memories are flawless. At the very least, you once belonged to each other.
By Water&Well&Page2 months ago in Humans
New Powerhouses
If you had asked me this question two years ago, I would have paused to think about which industries AI was impacting. But fast-forward to today, 2025, and it’s actually much harder to find a sector that hasn't been touched by AI.
By Water&Well&Page2 months ago in Futurism
How Did a Lone Genius Solve the Greatest Challenge of His Age?
Compared with today, what was more wonderful about the world 200 years ago? My answer is: two centuries ago, the world still had vast blank spaces. A genius could stay home, pour their whole heart into something they loved, and—boom—create an invention that changed the world.
By Water&Well&Page2 months ago in History