What does wealth mean?

The related introduction of wealth is as follows:

Definition of wealth: wealth is an opportunity for "resources" to be realized in a specific social environment. Whether a person has wealth depends only on the "resources" he has and the opportunity to realize it. Of course, this "resource" is extensive.

For different groups of "resources", sometimes they are rights, sometimes they are relationships, sometimes they are mine, sometimes they are homesteads ... For different individuals, "resources" are sometimes IQ and sometimes they are efforts. Sometimes it is identity, sometimes it is ability, sometimes it is face value, and sometimes it is speculation. ...

Looking back at history, social change, policy change, technological revolution and economic ups and downs are all opportunities to realize resources. Eggs turn into chickens, which is the joint action of temperature and humidity. Turning resources into wealth requires the cultivation of the environment. Public ownership of property is the soil for the realization of rights, and the dual-track price system is the world where profiteers live. College entrance examination increases IQ and competition sublimates morality. ...

Wealth does not fall out of thin air, let alone be calculated by fortune tellers. It's that you have those "resources" and have the opportunity to turn them into money.

There are two ways to generate wealth: open source and throttling. People will think I'm talking nonsense. I'm not a numerologist at all. A master should be able to turn stone into gold. It is alchemy, not numerology, that can turn stone into gold.

The numerologist really can't teach the consultant how to make money out of thin air. Only through the analysis of the chart can we judge how strong the consultant's "open source" and "throttling" ability is.