In the rules of the game of capital, when two individuals with huge differences in size start to collide, the most unsolvable method is to hurt others with their own self.

I will exchange your loss of two dollars for your loss of one dollar.

I can afford a loss of ten million, but you can only afford a loss of one million.

In the end, I only need to lose two million to make you bankrupt.

After you go bankrupt and lose the challenger, the winner can continue to enjoy the benefits of rule-making.

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