The Great Ordinary

Great people are not deities born with halos, but solitary warriors who anchor direction amidst chaos and ignite sparks in darkness. Their greatness lies not in the worldly definitions of success and fame, but in their pure-hearted resistance against the confusion and shackles of the times, dedicating their lives to the pursuit of their beliefs, illuminating the path to freedom for human civilization.
Great people must have the foresight to see through the fog. When the world is trapped in inherent rules and shackles, they can clear the superficial mist and glimpse the essence of desire—just like Satoshi Nakamoto seeing the deep demands of individuals for financial freedom and data sovereignty amidst the monopoly of centralized systems. They do not go with the flow, do not fear loneliness, and build new possibilities with advanced cognition, turning seemingly unattainable ideals into tangible reality. This foresight is not a fantasy of castles in the air but is based on a profound insight into human nature and a clear understanding of the times, embodying the determination and courage of 'even if a hundred million people oppose, I will go ahead'.