1. Many of our existing achievements and conveniences are inseparable from the innovation, courage and perseverance of our predecessors. From this film, you can see how difficult it is to start a business, and if you do everything you can, you will still face failure in the end.
2. Time is money, which is vividly shown in this film. A time difference of just a few milliseconds can bring huge benefits. And sometimes making money is so fast and easy. There is a section in the film where the bald is giving an example to the waiter in the bar. Buy and sell shares of Lemon Company and make a profit through the time difference. The waiter asked a question, what impact will this have on farmers who grow lemons? The result is no effect. This is the general public’s impression of Wall Street. It does not produce any value, but just blindly speculates and gathers the world’s wealth on Wall Street.
3. In this film, through the bald head and an Asian man who was hired later, it is reflected that the core technology is the primary productive force. No matter how big your career is, you will ultimately rely on solid technology. As long as you have good skills, you don't have to worry about running out of money.
4. Maybe sometimes we go too far and we have forgotten our original intentions. Blindly busy, eventually lost.
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