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"I once saw in a foreign movie that if you submerge your face in water for a long time and open your eyes underwater, you can see the face of your loved one. But the movie didn't explain why this would happen. I figured out this logic. If you submerge your face in water for a long time, people come very close to death because they can't breathe. When a person comes very close to death, nature shows them the face of their most beloved person for the last time. Maybe seeing that face will ease the pain of death a little."

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Risks in web3 Described this is the part most people skip when they are onboarding others the space can be very powerful and rewarding, but at the same time, it's not forgiving risk include: scams and social engineering scams don't always look like scams, sometimes it's a friendly dm, a fake link that looks real poor user experience many tools assume you already know what they are doing, one wrong click can cost you everything and the system won't stop you irreversible mistakes if you make a mistake no customer support no reset button no manager to call it gives you freedom and you have to be accountable for it, there's no safety net by default

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The reason why the Titanic sank was an iceberg, and the reason why my studies sank was "Zuckerberg!" By running this Facebook, I have made the mother and sister of studies one. Now my results are also sinking in the bottomless sea like the Titanic

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Your success, confidence or popularity can be the reason for the envy of many. Whether you do something or not, some people will dislike you... simply out of jealousy. they see you winning so feel good

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