After watching the dialogue between Ali and Ru three times, some points are really interesting. "The very fact that you start destroying your life after exposure to drugs is an addiction. It's a disease that no one in the world thinks you're sick except for the pain of addiction. Instead, they think you're selfish, weak, Callous." "The punishment for doing something wrong is to judge yourself unforgivable, which is too deep and too cheap. That way you can continue to do whatever you want without repentance, because you think you deserve it." "Real The revolution lies in the reconstruction of the spiritual level", "believing that the supreme power beyond the self will bring us back to the right path". Why is it that only by believing in a being stronger than yourself can you get out of the quagmire? Is it because virtual gods are perfect, relatively immutable, and better understood? "Believe in a force stronger than yourself, not the ocean or songs, not sports, humans or language, you have to believe in poetry", this sounds really romantic, but isn't poetry also a language category? That said, believing in the ocean and believing in nature is the greater force. "When my dad died, a lot of people used to say that his death was justified, and that kind of thing made me angry. But I think what they were trying to say was, you have to give it a reason, you have to find a reason for this shit. That's why I don't get stuck in this emotion forever." "Some people think I'm a good person and it's the motivation for me to keep trying to get better."
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