Imagine that you walk up to an NPC and that NPC tells you a message according to the program. How to answer, how to interact, is it not just to fast-forward, all click "know" or something. Even if it's for some plots, how much truth will be in it?

The character of Yuan Changwen is just speaking according to the lines, I am that awareness!

You still want me to go back? You still want to deceive me? You use fantasy scenes, you use fear, you use family affection, these are useless. I don't need to scream, I don't need to make a bloody declaration, that's what happened. Who is proud when they?

My essence is that awareness, which no one can change, even if I still think that I am the character of Yuan Changwen at the moment, but it is just a kind of self-deception.

It's like someone else is an NPC, and I didn't see this clearly, and I just thought it was a real person. But now, no matter how real and intelligent it is, once you see that it is just an NPC, it is almost impossible to re-think that someone else is a real person.

The problem is that I don't think of myself as just a program, my thinking is just a set of feedback, so I subconsciously think of others as real people.

But in fact, my thinking is a fixed number. Because no matter how I interpret it, my thinking is based on the memories in my head, the surrounding environment, and so on.

Although I have no way of knowing the outcome of this definite number, I cannot deny that this thinking is a definite number. What's more, after removing time, this is what I feel thinking at the moment, what kind of free will is there to talk about. It also seems nonsense to think about it, free will versus fatalism, both of which have an assumption, that is, the linear passage of time.

So, is there any point in going deep into an unproven hypothesis?

Yuan Changwen found that he really kept consolidating and killing the same self-definition. Only in this way can a certain self-definition be completely removed from the mind. Only in this way can I no longer be afraid of jumping off the cliff when I am standing on the edge of the cliff.

Because, I can't stand the distortion in my head at all.

In my eyes, it seems that my own attitude has been changing, from "how do you know" at the beginning, to disgust and disgust later, to "this is just a fixed program discourse of NPCs" to the present.

It should also change, because the character of Yuan Changwen has been partially killed, and as the slaughter progresses, the fundamental elements possessed by the character of Yuan Changwen are changing. Then, the words and deeds that are based on the fundamental elements will naturally change accordingly.

I would have wanted the character to have a good life, but the funny thing is that this goodness is based on the humble cognition in my head. It's not just "I think" that such a life is good, but also "I think" that there will be many people who envy and admire me for living like this.

This is completely a prejudice and speculation, who knows if the character of Yuan Changwen will think it is good when it really happens. If the role of Yuan Changwen is really so easily satisfied, then where does my dissatisfaction come from enough to drive me to the path of killing?

It's really confusing, on the one hand, I want to kill, and on the other hand, I think that my killing is all programmed, and suddenly I don't want to continue to kill. Besides, when I think about the removal time, I can't even confirm whether it's an NPC or not, which makes me even more dizzy.

So, what exactly do I know?

Since you don't know anything, then throw away what you know in your head!

I was still thinking about the question of "I didn't know that touching the flame would hurt", and I really couldn't figure out how it was possible to throw this know. But now I have a slight feeling that when I am in a state of extreme hatred for the distortions in my mind, I stop believing in them and stop thinking about them.

Open your hands and let the "Tao" wash over your body, without resisting, without thinking, without the twists in your head to interfere with the movement of the ship of life. Look at the "Dao", there is no dispute at all, as long as the distortion in the mind is controlled, the "Dao" will immediately give way.

"The way of heaven is to win without fighting, respond well without words, come without calling, and be frank and strategic", I can't understand this sentence, and I don't need to understand this sentence. If the Tao Te Ching is not about how to touch the truth, then it is a garbage book. If it's a garbage book, why bother explaining anything?

Even if the Tao Te Ching is talking about how to touch the truth, it is useless. Who knows what language environment Lao Tzu was in at that time, and what self-definition he wanted to break through these words. I don't know who Lao Tzu is talking to, and I don't know what the purpose of this sentence is here.

Just like a sign, I couldn't be sure exactly where it was used, and I didn't have to explain all the signs. Language itself is false, and the Tao Te Ching is no different, and there is no need to hold on tightly and not let go, identifying it as sacrosanct.

It seems that all my understanding must be in line with these classics, or at least I must be able to interpret them.

Shit!

How did this idea come about, and how did I know what Lao Tzu wanted to express at that time? Even, how did I know that these words were the original text of the Tao Te Ching? I can't even confirm whether there is a character of Lao Tzu in history, or whether there is a book called the Tao Te Ching.

If the Tao Te Ching is telling information about the truth, then it is impossible to use it in life, and it is impossible to perfect the role for the benefit of social development. Not afraid of what life brings is inaction, and there is no need to forcibly control the development of things through the distortion in your head.

Don't fight, wait for things to unfold naturally, because I'm not afraid of life, so I don't need to act according to the distortion in my head at all, and there is no need to "be promising" according to the distortion in my head.

Follow the flow of life and naturally know what to do, rather than listening to the distortions in your head. When you abandon the distortion in your head, then you can definitely easily get what you want. Is this kind of easy access to what you want a kind of "good victory"?

Because at that time, without the distortion in the mind, what you want is no longer what the character wants.

Rather, it turns the entire universe into a playground, and even before you have thought about it, the flow of life has given you the best. Throwing away the distortion in the mind is inaction, and it is the playground gameplay.

Look at myself, scared like this, scared like that, worried like that, like this thing has to be like this, that thing has to be like that. How long do you have to believe this kind of distortion in your mind? How absurd is this act of controlling the infinite with limitations?

So, as long as you trust the Tao, as long as you let go of the rudder, as long as you don't fear life, then things will naturally become very perfect.

Compared to thinking and planning with a twist in the mind, the ability of "Dao" is a completely different level.