You definitely have to output more things.

Including nonsense.
Including repetitive circular talk.
And stupid-ass remarks.
Of course, you also need to have thoughts after thinking.
Because you never know when you’ll suddenly think, “Damn, I’m such a badass—didn’t leave any trace of myself.”
At that point, if you don’t even have your own learning materials distilled for it, isn’t that totally screwed?
When you start dating in the future, first let your skills talk to each other—talk it through, then only truly date.
For doing business, first let your skills talk to each other—once you’re reliable, move on to the next step.
When you go for an interview, first talk with my skills—so you know everything about me.
For each project, first build your own skill for yourself; I heard you don’t get it—if there’s anything, come ask.
You really like Feng Wuxiang—distill him, and turn him into your skill.
You really like Teacher Tony, but Teacher Tony doesn’t pay you any attention—distill him, and turn him into your skill.
And there are people you can’t forget—the people who have passed away.
In short, everything—his statements, his viewpoints—that can be found through various channels can all be distilled into a ta.