After reading "Investment Lessons I Learned from Darwin" today, I was deeply moved.

I feel that many people are speculating rather than investing. For example, following a rumor, knowing some big shot, or buying something just because others made money from it...

These are major pitfalls in investing, and almost everyone has fallen into them at some point. They are mistakes rooted in human weakness—wanting to get something cheap or take shortcuts.

In fact, investing is like Darwin studying the theory of evolution: patiently observing, constantly learning, and gradually developing your own approach. There is no universal key.

Don't bet on finding the next Tesla. That's like searching for the next human being among all species—most species will disappear. If you risk everything trying to find the next human, you could lose all your capital. That's the scariest part.