Dee Grove, the former CEO and chairman of Intel Corporation, the world's largest semiconductor chip manufacturer, has a motto: "Only the paranoid survive," and he meant it. It reminds people that they must maintain a fearful sense of crisis in competition, but the connotation of this statement has been continuously enriched and has become an inspiring theory in the Internet era.

Paranoia is a type of mental illness that is characterized by relatively fixed and organized delusions. It often has a derogatory meaning in life, such as the so-called "one muscle" and the so-called "bumping one's head against the south wall". Those who are determined are those who will not give up until they achieve their goals, so Grove explained, "As long as it involves business management, I believe long live bigotry." The inspiration of this theory is: In modern times, pioneering and enterprising has become the mainstream trend of society. In society's efforts to create human civilization and improve people's living functions, the indomitable tenacity and persistence of the spiritual level sometimes play a positive role in promoting it. Be paranoid about the rule that "whatever is possible will become a fact"; be paranoid about the vigilance that "the more successful you are, the more danger you will encounter"; be paranoid about the policy that "a clear grasp of reality is the basis for victory"; only in this way can you keep moving forward. , be sensitive to changes and take advantage of opportunities.

Paranoids are complete idealists. They have deviated from the general trend of urban trends from the beginning. They rise up without leaving any escape route and march bravely towards the set goal. They disdain to stop in front of worldly happiness and scraps. , willing to regard life as a sacrifice to the ideal, fighting in close combat with its own limitations and objective complexities, without groaning when bleeding, nor lamenting when failing, and the only reward sought is to be intoxicated by success one day, or even if unsuccessful, I am also proud of the joy of having fought through thunder and rain. "I am risking my own career." "I am like a tree that has been uprooted." Vincent Van Gogh's words can be described as a portrayal of a spiritually persistent person.