Success isn't random; it's an engineering problem. Most people go through life like a cork floating in a river, drifting wherever the current takes them. They hope for success, but they don't have a system to achieve it. "Algorithms of Life" dissects the decision-making protocols of the world's elite performers and hedge fund managers. It argues that your life is a machine, and like any machine, it can be optimized, debugged, and upgraded. The core of this philosophy is "Radical Truth." You must be willing to look at your flaws objectively, without ego, to find the bugs in your personal code. We explore the concept of "pain plus reflection equals progress." Pain is not a signal to stop; it is a signal that you have hit a limit that needs to be expanded. By writing down your principles for handling problems, you create a library of algorithms that you can run whenever you face a tough decision. This book provides a concrete framework for systematizing your career, your relationships, and your health. Learn to build feedback loops that correct your course automatically. Discover how to create an "Idea Meritocracy" where the best solutions win, regardless of who proposed them. Stop wishing for better outcomes and start programming them. Whether you are leading a company or just leading yourself, these algorithms will turn your chaos into clarity and your goals into inevitable results.