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In my opinion, these two are not contradictory at all; instead, they are a perfect match, indispensable to each other. Many people perceive them as conflicting, mainly because they equate "empiricism"...

The most fundamental commonality between the two is that they both seek an absolutely reliable, unquestionable "starting point" or "origin." You can understand it this way: Descartes pondered at the t...

Lao Gao actually has his own unique method when it comes to choosing video topics. He doesn't just talk about whatever comes to mind; instead, he leans towards selecting subjects that make people excl...

To be honest, what initially drew me to Lao Gao and Xiao Mo were their science videos. They talk about things like the universe, time, and aliens – topics that sound quite profound – but they present ...

The most captivating aspect of this channel, I believe, is the incredibly natural, chat-like dynamic between Lao Gao and Xiao Mo, almost as if they're old friends.

In the videos, Xiao Mo primarily acts as Lao Gao's partner, somewhat like a "foil" or "straight man" in a comedy duo. She typically doesn't lead the content but rather listens to Lao Gao recount vario...

Lao Gao and Xiao Mo's videos primarily cover strange yet fascinating topics, such as paranormal events, aliens, and unsolved mysteries. They sometimes delve into world history, religious culture, obsc...

To get noticed by Y Combinator (YC), you need to understand the game they're playing. They aren't looking for a perfect business plan, but rather a few more fundamental things.

Hey there! When it comes to the changes at Y Combinator (YC) over the past few years, there's quite a lot to talk about. If you had asked me a few years ago, I might have described it as a standardize...

If you're applying to YC, reading Paul Graham's (PG) essays is essential homework. He has many articles, but a few are widely considered "bibles" – you'll truly be at a disadvantage if you don't read ...

Let's put it this way: for early-stage companies, the value of the YC alumni network might far exceed the money YC gives you. It's not just a nice-to-have; it's a tangible core resource.

Speaking of Susan Wojcicki, her journey with Google famously began in her own garage. When Google's founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, were still relatively unknown students, they rented her garage...

Ah, speaking of "Don't be evil," this can be said to be the most core and legendary part of Google's early culture. The birth of this slogan was actually quite grassroots.

The two founders of Google are Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Their story is quite interesting, almost like something out of a movie. They met in 1995 at Stanford University.

Hey, speaking of Coca-Cola's changes in recent years, there have been quite a few. To keep up with the growing health consciousness, they've truly put in a lot of effort and are no longer solely focus...

Hey, talking about Coca-Cola's role in World War II, it's actually quite fascinating. It wasn't just a bottle of soda; it was more like a cultural symbol and a strategic commodity.

Funnily enough, many people assume the Coca-Cola bottle's design was inspired by the curves of a woman's body, but that's not the case. The real story goes like this: Over 100 years ago, the market wa...

Of course! When it comes to Japan, besides the well-known sushi and ramen, the street food hidden in every corner is the real treasure, full of local flavor.

Ha, that's a great question, and one that many people get confused about. Simply put: The small packet of green "wasabi" you usually get at conveyor belt sushi restaurants or with sushi takeout is, ni...

Hey, speaking of packed lunches, Japanese Bento is truly more than just a "lunchbox"; it's more like an expression of a lifestyle and emotions.