I now have a splitting headache and write a mess.
Premise: Fincher is very reliable, the adaptations are relatively professional, and I don't blindly believe these things belong to unknown territory.
1. I am very curious. In theory, all matter should have energy, and the soul and character should be no exception. So what is the biological basis for our personality? Although gene is the essence of biology, protein is the executor of function, so neuron? (May need to find some brain science books to read) Or what happened to the tissue cells? What induces changes in signaling pathways? Why is it so organized? Speaking of which, think of developmental biology, what exactly controls the slow differentiation of a fertilized egg into different organs and tissues. The polarity exhibited by plant tips as they grow.
2. About this mental depression. Of the four types of perversion (objective, not demeaning), one believes that the cause of this outcome was mother's abuse as a child. Others seem to have been mentioned more or less. Before, when I first saw this theory (the formative period is very important), I was convinced, on the one hand (I seem to remember) there are cases to support, on the other hand, it seems that only In this way, certain behaviors and thoughts of people can make sense. Our brains want to give meaning to everything to make it easier to understand the unknown and easier to remember. But are there things that don't need make sense at all?
But now I'm reflecting on this "theory", I think the reason why it is more and more accepted by everyone, is it because it can give me a relief? Because it wasn't me who did the wrong thing, it was my mother, it was easier to accept blaming others than myself. If it is said that the character formation period has been hurt, but when we are physiologically mature, can we change it through the hope of self-learning? If according to what Chen Jiaying said, we all pursue spiritual growth all our lives, then my character should be able to change. I also want to say, the question of rational thinking raised by Kant, is intuition the result of rational thinking in our deep cortex? (Don't know when I can start reading advanced philosophy)
3. Metamorphosis (don't know what word to use) is it natural or acquired? I don't know if it can be explained by philosophical fatalism? What is the disorder in the body? Why do some people get out of control (I remember I haven't read the book Out of Control)? Because not everyone kills when repressed, and the percentage of male serial killers is higher.
4. Should we prevent crime? Sometimes it turns into politics. Speaking of this, I think of Yu Guangzhong, wondering if morality is a false proposition? The more you get to know a great person, there are always some moral flaws that need to be separated from achievement and morality, so is morality just a personal restraint?
Finally, I hope that one day in the future, I will have time to understand it and provide theoretical basis and case support.
I now have that feeling of hitting the top of this stage, not knowing when a book or book will trigger a new world.
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