American blockbusters have always rendered heroism, and prison escape is no exception.
The protagonist’s profession is a structural engineer. One of his lines made me deeply remember: “Structural engineering is to find every factor needed in the structure and make these factors fit with each other. I like to fit the irrelevant things together. Together." In the
Five Schools of Yin and Yang, gold, wood, water, fire, and soil interact with each other. In the entire large structure, if you want to combine the mutually restrained things, you must find the media connection with the things that cannot restrain or produce them; if you want to restrain certain For each thing, it is necessary to find out its natural enemies; for everything you currently have, you have to discover what they can produce, just like a "minesweeper" game, bringing out the convenience and information attached to each thing.
In addition to being good at reasoning and balancing, there is another very important thing-doing enough homework. This era is an information age. The reason for the disadvantage is often lack of sufficient information, rather than wrong judgments. Information will not be delivered to your door actively, so you must actively search for it and never let go of any subtle clues. At this time, sensitivity is very important.
The protagonist nailed all the collected information to a wall. I like that scene very much. The entire wall is full of information. It looks messy, but only he knows the logical relationship of the system-his professional interpretation
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