Specialized divisions of labor make it impossible for individuals to fix every weakness, while the Internet has significantly accelerated the flow of information within and across companies, continuously lowering the cost of collaboration. In this environment, when a specific task is not well done, it is easier and cheaper to find collaborators. Previously, there was a famous wooden bucket theory: the capacity of a wooden bucket is determined by its shortest plank. This theory was indeed very effective in the industrial era. However, in the era of the global Internet, this theory has actually long been obsolete. Those who are in politics praise each other mutually; those who are in art look down on each other mutually; those who are in business do not tell the truth when they meet. Life is like this. If following a certain path cannot lead you to where you want to go, try another one instead. The beginning of success is belief, and the end of success is persistence.