【Greedy nucleus accumbens】
Someone as smart as Mark Twain could have lived well with his talent, so why are they so obsessed with investing? Jason Zweig, who has been called the most knowledgeable in investment psychology, has a very special analysis, saying that Mark Twain may not be able to control himself because his craving for wealth was sparked at a very young age. As early as 1862, when Mark Twain was 27 years old, his partner discovered a silver mine in Nevada, and he began to fantasize about his wealth "like a battery filling himself with electricity": "I will build a two-acre estate in the heart of San Francisco, and I will travel to Europe for three years." Such thoughts kept him up all night, and Mark Twain did become a multimillionaire on paper in a short period of time because of the discovery of silver. Soon after, however, the partner's ownership of the silver mine was suddenly denied due to legal problems, and Mark Twain became very ill, sad, and desperate. Whenever Mark Twain thought of money, it was possible that the memory of the silver mine would overspeed his brain feedback circuit, resulting in a lifelong desire for overnight riches. He later wrote in literature that "the mine is nothing more than a hole in the land owned by a group of swindlers," which is also condensed from the pain of the skin. #财富是认知的变现1001夜 #
