Israel Incident Shocks the World, AI Recreates the Scene! The Whole Environment Is Collapsing, There Are No Normal People Left!? Qiqi Baba TALK "Refreshing 786" 20261002
This episode is hosted by Qiqi. First, it uses AI to simulate and reconstruct the recent incident where an Israeli flight narrowly avoided disaster after the co-pilot attempted to crash the plane, and praises the four heroes of the rescue: the captain, a plumber, a doctor, and the relief crew. Subsequently, the program delves into several netizen submissions and personal accounts, exploring the immense hostility permeating contemporary society, the academic and internship pressures faced by college students, workplace grievances encountered upon entering society, youth unemployment and life anxiety, as well as profound real-world dilemmas such as conflicts in values within families of origin.
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Hello everyone, welcome to Qiqi Baba, I am Qiqi. Uh, I think everyone must have heard about this Israeli flight incident, right? That's right, it's the one where the co-pilot allegedly wanted to take everyone on the plane to do something quite terrifying, which was to crash it; he wanted to fly the whole plane and take everyone with him. Um, and then, the process of how this happened, uh, someone used AI to reenact it, let's take a look together.
Friends, you can see it, right? It's roughly this kind of process. This, uh, being able to perform a limit-defying rescue, actually relied mainly on four people. Uh, the first one is the captain, who, despite being injured, tried his best to open the cockpit door. The second one is the plumber who rushed in, who is also the biggest hero in this rescue; he is the biggest hero who prevented this accident from happening. He rushed in, first subdued the co-pilot, the person who wanted to do the bad thing, and then also brought the plane out of a rapid dive state.
He pulled it back to level flight, and subsequently, it was the relief crew who were supposed to be on the return flight that took over, ensuring that the plane could land safely. In addition, there was a doctor on the plane who helped the captain with relatively timely hemostasis and some bandaging work. So, these four people, working together, could be said to have resolved this crisis!
I think this is truly, well, it can be considered a small modern miracle. And the passengers on the plane were also very lucky to have these four guardian angels on board.
The current environment is so absurd that there are hardly any normal people left. Just staying normal is enough to sting a bunch of monsters and freaks. I'm not just making a random remark.
[Video Clip] I had a bit of personal business that I originally didn't plan to talk about, but what happened last Friday made me feel this way particularly deeply.
What kind of thing was it? Older followers all know that my mom was sick before. Last Friday, she went for a follow-up examination, and the results came out. All the indicators were quite good, so she is temporarily safe. At that time, I was thinking about going to our patient support group to report that everything was safe and sound, and by the way, to thank them for their help during this period. I just simply stated the result and expressed my gratitude, without saying a single extra word. But I didn't expect that a few people would immediately chime in with sarcasm, saying things like being good now doesn't mean being good later, and others saying the test results might not be accurate.
Their words were entirely targeted at me, and I was so angry on the spot that I snapped right back at them.
But angry is angry; if you think about it afterward, this matter isn't entirely a problem of those few people having dark hearts. I think what is truly suffocating is the macro environment we find ourselves in now. The hostility has grown so heavy that it doesn't leave people even a sliver of space to breathe normally. Have you noticed? If you share a good thing, as soon as you speak out, it's considered showing off, and it pricks the nerves of others who are dissatisfied with their lives. If you confide your troubles, everyone has their own grave to weep over and simply cannot spare the attention for you, and instead turns around to accuse you of spreading negative energy. If you have a good temper and are friendly to others, someone will come knocking to constantly test your bottom line. If your attitude is a bit tough, you will immediately be labeled as having low emotional intelligence and being difficult to get along with. Let alone if you frequently post online; sometimes the malicious comments that rush at you face-first are something I think many people deeply experience. In this kind of extreme, harsh, and double-standard evaluation system, good people will be driven mad, kind people will be sucked dry, and forcing normal people to the end will instead make them a minority group, a bunch of oddballs in their eyes.
Yet this is not because there is a problem with how we speak, nor is it because there is a problem with how we conduct ourselves or do things; it is because this macro environment is sick, and it cannot tolerate normal things.
Some people themselves...
Live a wretched life, and they just want everyone else to accompany them stuck in the mud. Whoever wants to climb ashore becomes a criminal. They project their dissatisfaction with themselves onto the world as malice.
Therefore, since we...
Have no way to make everyone satisfied, we should stop using this chaotic set of standards to torture ourselves.
[Video Clip] Today I will talk about something no one dares to say. As long as you are friends who will go to college in the future or are currently in college, I hope you can listen carefully to the end; you will definitely gain something. I don't know how many people share this feeling, and that is how the hardships of today's college students are heavily gamified and trivialized, while these hardships and problems all become punchlines. Actually, aside from this group of young people who experience it firsthand, no one cares about the hidden pain behind it. To give another example, everyone must have seen videos like this: early-bird class people, early-bird class souls, early-bird class people are the elite of society. College students rush into classrooms bearing sleepiness, and then post a status on WeChat Moments saying: who the hell invented early-bird classes? Recommend adding it to the top ten tortures of the Qing Dynasty.
Ah, the comment section is filled with a joyful atmosphere and bursts of laughter, as if it were just a harmless joke. But thinking about it the other way around, why could we wake up at six in the morning in high school, but cannot wake up at eight in college? Because there is no expectation for the future, no goal, and nothing to look forward to. Yet who cares about the future of this group of students? Take final exam week for another example: it's not a respawn match, what with the library at two or three in the morning, me and my dormitory classmates staging a desperate survival ordeal, and the key point is that the whole textbook is the key point. Is it funny? To be honest, it is funny indeed, but what do they cover up?
It is the absurdity of rote learning in the education system, the helplessness of assessment standards being disconnected from real abilities, and the reality that young people are forced to overdraw their health within extreme time limits. Yet who really cares about these things? Other college students always have that clear yet foolish look in their eyes, and every individual becomes a part of the laughter, only to have their traffic harvested, and in the end, all the costs are borne by each individual. When the moment of truly bearing the hardship arrives, is it still this funny?
Shouldn't it not be funny anymore? Don't worry, there are more examples. Internships are just paid labor, getting paid doesn't mean you're giving your life to the job. Internships were originally a process to gain experience, but now they have become synonymous with cheap labor. Many young people are forced to accept low-wage, high-pressure, and unsecured working environments, and all these hardships are overly gamified or trivialized. Hardship seems to become lightweight, and the drive for change is worn away ever since. As for the problems behind the entertainment, who the fuck cares?
But finally, I want to say that when we are used to using entertainment to deconstruct all hardships, do we also invisibly tacitly consent to the existence of these hardships? Therefore, no matter how loud the music plays or how hard we dance, besides you as an individual actually needing to bear these hardships, no one cares about these hardships. They shouldn't just be material for jokes.
[Video clip] You say, why is it so hard to enter society? I really don't know what I should do. I am being targeted, even if I go to the person involved and say sorry, I want to reconcile with you, and others look down on you with disdain, I don't understand why. I've already extended goodwill to others, but, but he is still aggressive, and I still have to smile and say hello to these people next time I see them. I really don't want to be like this, you know? I really, when I see these people, I find them so annoying, I don't know why, I'm clearly the victim.
And you still want me to apologize?
[Video clip] Only after you enter society do you realize that it's not so easy to get by. You can only swallow those grievances, because everyone tells me that if you seek justice, it will only make you look petty, someone who bickers over every little thing. So, for the sake of.
[Video clip] Affection.
[Video clip] To become everyone's.
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[Video clip] Eyes, generous, kind person, take the initiative to apologize, take the initiative to solve things, but still get a cold shoulder. I feel so wronged, but I have no choice. Next time I see him, I still have to.
[Video clip] Force a smile, I tell you, hello, long time no see. You say, you say why it's so hard to enter society? I really don't know how.
[Video clip] Forgot, I feel like living is so meaningless. Money, I can't make money, life, it can't give me the life I want. And then at that time I asked myself again, I don't know what I'm anxious about every day. And as for cars, houses, and savings, I feel they are worldly possessions, I have them. If I resign now, I can totally just lie flat, go out and play, and I can survive, I can live very happily. But I don't know why I'm so anxious.
[Video clip] Then, I told my mother, I said I want to resign, my mother she can't empathize, she said this: What are you anxious about every day? Your job is fine, why are you anxious? And then I explained to her, after coming back from Chinese New Year, how things are, how the work environment is, and so on. Later she could understand, she said let me rest. The reason I'm saying these things here is not to ask everyone to comfort me or anything, I just feel that if everyone finds themselves experiencing internal friction, and the whole environment is particularly draining you, you must.
[Video clip] Save yourself out, no one can save you, you can only save yourself. Let's talk about this today, don't want to talk anymore, I'm so tired.
[Video clip] Are you just like me? In high school, I thought going to university must be a very easy and fun thing, totally wrong. In our country, college students are probably the most anxious, most helpless, and most easily misunderstood group. You might curse me, your family spends money to send you to university, and you have no life pressure, such a good platform, what are you complaining about, being so pretentious! You only need to give me one minute, and I will sort out what Chinese college students are actually anxious about. It all comes down to one sentence: deformed academics and strange interpersonal relationships.
[Video Clip] The disconnection between the internet and reality, and the ideological persecution from one's family of origin. First, why has academics become distorted? Top universities are caught in involution, while ordinary universities are just rotting away. In class, professors just read off PPTs for the entire semester. At the end of the term, you're hit with a dozen exams, a dozen papers, plus the CET-4/6, the National Computer Rank Examination, and all sorts of presentations. Those who get up early to memorize vocabulary and study don't do well, while those who cut corners and play the system get very high scores. Some ask me why interpersonal relationships are so strange. If you think college students are simple, you're overthinking it. People who play mind games and schemes can grind honest people into the dirt. Roommates can isolate an unrelated, completely innocent person over any trivial issue.
[Video Clip] Regarding academic problems in college, it took me two years to find the core solution. Put down your phone, review early, keep your time consistent, set your direction and find the key points first, then focus your efforts to break through. For interpersonal relationships in college, there are also two magic weapons: desensitization training and treating others with sincerity. For details on how to do this and specific operational methods, follow me and watch my other videos. Second, what kind of fragmented reality and internet are we actually facing? Before graduation, I was purely brainwashed by the internet. I once thought that China was full of master's and doctoral degree holders, that everyone was a top student, and that society was full of rich people—everyone carrying luxury goods, driving luxury cars, and living in large flats. I thought that after graduation, I would at least make over 20,000 yuan a month, and then within ten years of graduation, I would have an annual income of one million.
[Video Clip] I was completely wrong. After graduation, I was slapped hard in the face by reality. I discovered that there aren't that many top students in China at all; only four out of every hundred people have an undergraduate degree. Take me, for example: a Tsinghua graduate working in a first-tier city, with only about 1,000 yuan left each month after paying rent. This means that if I eat on time, pay my rent on time, and work on time, it will take me about eighty-plus years to save my first million. There's no point in talking too much about this; go experience reality more, engage in more social practice, read more physical books, and spend less time online looking at useless things. All the information and images online are actually packaged; they might taste sweet in our mouths, but in reality, the things that are truly valuable to us are all in the bits and pieces of our actual college life. Third, the ideological persecution from our family of origin—why can't our parents actually understand us?
[Video Clip] Because there is no such thing as true empathy in this world. I don't deny at all that our parents are genuinely good to us from the bottom of their hearts, but the way they are good to us is based on the era they lived in. In my parents' era, the 1970s, they were still using brick-sized mobile phones, and there were hardly any college students. How could they possibly understand us in this era? I have chatted with over a hundred college seniors about to graduate, and I found that, like me before, they share a common trait: they are very much like upgraded high school students. Including myself, we often say things like, "I want to do this or that job, but my parents want me to take the civil service exam or enter the system, join a state-owned or central enterprise, and I don't want to let them down." You ask me, which path should I choose?
[Video Clip] To be honest, you really can't choose. Don't you feel that after four years of college, you don't have any thoughts of your own? You are completely communicating on behalf of your parents because your viewpoints are all inherited from them. The purpose of a university is to allow us to have our own thoughts, and then use those thoughts to transcend our parents' horizons and even lead them. Read more, summarize more, review and reflect more, and communicate with people who have broader horizons. In the two years before graduation, or even the year after, ask yourself these questions: First, given your current major and school conditions, what is the best level of job you can realistically reach? Do you need to take the postgraduate entrance exam? Or can your family support you in studying abroad? Second, what kind of person do you want to become in the future? Do you have a specific role model? If so, are there concrete goals and paths to achieve them? The third question: to achieve such goals, what kind of effort can you put in now?
[Video Clip] Then now start doing it, hey, have you noticed that while we are talking about this issue, actually you are not that anxious or helpless anymore, right? Why? Because we are now thinking about specific problems. If you feel particularly anxious, lost, or helpless in college, stop for a while, keep reflecting on yourself, and then find the exact point that makes you anxious. This trick is actually more useful and effective than seeking help from anyone else, because the antonym of anxiety is.
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