A deal comes in, and an agent can help me understand the entire upstream and downstream industry chain within a day. This kind of point-to-surface analysis used to take a month. Last week, I was a bit anxious about this matter. But recently, after meeting many people offline and discussing how everyone uses agents, I feel much less anxious. The output differences are much greater than I imagined. Using agents in the same way, some people produce a conveyor-belt style summary; others can break down completely different industry structures and provide judgments with their own historical insights. A very simple example: when asking about market size, some agents will tell you "this is a very large market," while others will say "it still accounts for a small proportion of the overall market." The data is not wrong, but the conclusions are completely opposite. The problem is not the information, but the questions. What questions you ask, from which angle you approach, and what assumptions you default to, all determine the industry you ultimately see; they are fundamentally not the same thing. As answers become cheaper, the quality of the questions will determine the limits of understanding.