Cat Bro Invites You to Discuss · Series 2

The internet has almost completely erased information gaps,
yet the gap between people has become even more brutal.
That fact alone already tells us something.
Many people still comfort themselves with lines like:
“I just don’t know yet.”
“If I knew, I could do it too.”
But deep down, you know the truth—
there isn’t that much you don’t know anymore.
Methods, courses, frameworks, experiences, post-mortems, case studies—
they’re all there, one search away.
What’s truly scarce
has never been information,
but the ability to endure the truth.
Because once most information is genuinely understood,
it tends to point to the same conclusion:
The life you’re living now
isn’t the result of a bad environment,
but the price you’re unwilling to pay for change.
Algorithms are smart.
They don’t stop you from growing.
They simply follow your nature and feed you accordingly.
You crave pleasure—they give you pleasure.
You crave anger—they give you enemies.
You crave comparison—they give you a more anxious life.
The things that actually matter—
slow, counterintuitive, demanding self-reflection,
and often forcing you to negate everything you once believed—
were never meant to be popular.
So the gap isn’t something that gets “pulled apart.”
It’s something you choose into existence, every day.
The real question has never been:
“Do I have an opportunity?”
It’s this:
👉 If the truth means you must dismantle your current self,
do you still want to know?