Many bloggers are best at translating good articles and organizing them into coherent pieces. This type usually has many followers and appeals to users who want to take the lazy route.

There are also a few bloggers who, in addition to citing classics, offer their own ideas and methods. These types of articles are usually not immediately understandable, so their followers are limited. Only after a certain viewpoint is proven do their follower counts rise sharply.

The human brain prefers to choose the easy route, automatically ignoring the key points because "it's too difficult." This aligns with the idea that "ultimately, only a few people make money." Only through continuous testing and validation (suffering), and stepping out of the comfort zone, can you one day make high profit-and-loss ratio judgments.