The protagonist puts the transparent pill into his mouth, raises his head, and swallows. After 30 seconds, the feeling of confidence returns to his side. Under the background of four-digit IQ, his sense of security is no longer established by experience, but through the rapid grasp of large amounts of data and logical reorganization to obtain solutions to problems. After swallowing the pill, there is no fear, anxiety, or anger, because there are no more unsolvable problems.
Although such a situation is in line with the saying that "the world has no troubles, and mediocre people disturb themselves", it doesn't mean that our growth no longer needs experience? Everything has a corresponding ultimate formula. Using mathematics to defeat contradictions, the world becomes an ideal country. Everyone can gain complete self-confidence and enjoyment.
However, interpersonal relationships are not determined by physical conflicts. In other words, you hate a person, maybe not because he took your money, or he robbed your girlfriend, but just because his hairstyle showed you Nauseous or he said he finds Linkin Park's songs awful.
Therefore, for emotional animals-humans, high IQs cannot satisfy all humans. Some people like you and others hate you. Under the background that half of the population hates you and even a small part of the population hates you, the crisis still exists. Unable to gain absolute confidence.
You don’t need to be objective, the world in your eyes is the world.
Before taking the medicine, the landlord’s wife is a woman who is paranoid, manic and unreasonable. After taking the medicine, she finds that she is a PhD student in law school (Is that true? Can’t remember? I'm clear, I didn't take the medicine... :), no longer chattering, looking carefully at her appearance is considered good, and I actually think it's good to knock her down.
Perhaps we have been taught by our elders since we were young so that we can learn how to recognize a person so as not to be deceived. But is it good to see the dark side too clearly? Except for the heinous professional liars, most of us are ordinary people around us. Maybe everyone has various shortcomings. They may also occasionally pop up some evil thoughts and make some big or small mistakes, but Are these things we must understand? The actual situation is that correcting a mistake after making a mistake will make a person better, and the person who made the mistake cannot be stamped with an invalid stamp, so we don't need to investigate a person's unbearable past in every detail.
People are multi-faceted, if he is your friend, what do you think he is, he will tend to show this side to you. This is human instinct. Your subjective cognition may change a person, from subtle to qualitative leap. So, go for kindness to your heart's content! Kindness is an invisible umbrella.
In human society, is experience important or IQ important?
In the film, the old fox said to the Maotou boy, although you are very smart, but you lack experience, you can't handle it. But in the end the Maotou boy held the old fox.
For Americans who like to promote personal heroism, this ending is in line with their common sense. But is it acceptable to conservative Chinese? In the celestial workplace based on seniority, young people are always accused of being "too individual", and always hear the saying "you will be polished off the edges and corners one day", even if you have a good skill, you will move No, the more you struggle, the tighter the restraint. Overall values hinder the development of young Chinese. We can only spend a lot of time learning to please others, and then use 1% of the ability to improve the status quo, if you have ambitions at that time.
Therefore, in the heavenly dynasty, only experience is more important.
"Elder Sun, let's collect magical powers!" The
never-ending desire is not only the desire, but also the habit.
Every time a catastrophe strikes, he always chooses to use pills and insist on it, and wait until the arrangements are made.
But is there an absolute right time?
Finished writing the new book in three days, and wanted to get rich overnight through stocks, became famous in the financial world, and finally even went to participate in the presidential election. From the initial panic, to the later hesitation, he chose to continue taking the drug, and finally produced the drug by himself.
Is this scene familiar?
In the first year, I started to review a month before the exam. After learning a little knowledge, I had to sneak a cheating tool to the exam room and barely passed.
In the second year, when school started, I told myself that I must study hard this year. Recovered after a week. I wanted to review a week before the exam, but I couldn't stop eating, drinking, and having fun. I felt sleepy as soon as I read a book. So I started to prepare some cheating materials three days before the exam, and finally passed the exam smoothly.
In the third year, the day before the exam, I prepared a large amount of cheating materials, skillfully copied it during the exam, and the final result was also good.
In the fourth year...
Because I have tasted the joy of taking a "shortcut", I don't want to make any more effort. When the exam came, I habitually thought of cheating. Tell yourself that you must study hard after the exam.
Because I have felt the magic of pills, I don't want to be an ordinary person anymore. When encountering difficulties, he habitually took out the pills. Secretly made up his mind to give up after dealing with this matter.
With habitual thinking as the company, desire becomes endless greed. We always feel that there are still opportunities after this time, but these opportunities will be replaced by the next, next, and next time.
The film finally chose a comedy ending, which greatly exceeded my expectations.
Can you really be able to achieve success like a movie, without self-restraint?
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