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Recently, I came across an article titled "The Harsh Truths of Human Nature," which listed 10 cruel but real social rules. Although these perspectives may be uncomfortable and difficult to accept, they do reveal some harsh realities of society. Firstly, money can solve 99% of problems. This statement may seem sad, but it's true. In reality, money can solve many problems and even buy happiness and joy. Of course, this doesn't mean that money is omnipotent, but it is an extremely important resource. Secondly, if you're not capable, everyone will bully you, including your parents. This statement may seem cruel, but it's true. If you don't have enough ability and resources, you may be bullied and oppressed by others, even by your parents. Thirdly, fairness is a concept only for the weak. This statement may seem sad, but it's true. In reality, fairness is not a universal concept, and the strong often oppress the weak, while the weak can only accept reality. Fourthly, those who don't know how to brag won't make a fortune. This statement may seem ironic, but it's true. In reality, bragging and self-promotion are often necessary conditions for success, and if you're not willing to brag, you may miss out on many opportunities. Fifthly, kindness is meaningless, and strength is the only reality. This statement may seem cruel, but it's true. In reality, kindness and strength are different concepts, and strength is the only reality. Sixthly, everything you see on your phone and TV is fake. This statement may seem ironic, but it's true. In reality, media and advertisements often present a false world, and we need to be vigilant and critical. Seventhly, the essence of society is the survival of the fittest. This statement may seem sad, but it's true. In reality, the strong often oppress the weak, and the weak can only accept reality. Eighthly, making money and reading books require different logics. This statement may seem ironic, but it's true. In reality, making money and reading books require different logics and strategies, and if you only know how to read books, you may not make money. Ninthly, no one truly cares about your life and death. This statement may seem cruel, but it's true. In reality, people often only care about their own interests and safety, and you need to protect yourself. Tenthly, being overly selfless will lead to your downfall. This statement may seem ironic, but it's true. In reality, excessive giving and sacrifice can lead to harm and loss, and you need to maintain reasonable boundaries and self-protection.