Does infinity really exist?

Yuan Changwen was a little uncertain, as if his natural inferences were not so perfect, nor were they so impeccable. Panic and uneasiness swept through the body, and there was no longer that down-to-earth feeling.

But in fact, the emotions of panic, anxiety, and fear should exist in themselves. Even, it is reasonable to have these flustered emotions yourself. Because I don't know anything, I can't be sure of anything, how can this be a situation that doesn't make people panic?

With so many chapters of slashing, if there is a problem with the logic of the lowest level, then it can only be said that the efforts of so many chapters are just a trick of fear.

Is this the first step? Is this panic the beginning of the killing?

I don't know, even the first step is just the teacher's words, and it's just a guess for me. How do I know when I started my first step? How do I know if I have a first step? How can I be sure that I will be able to kill after taking the first step?

Yuan Changwen felt the panic and uneasiness in his body, and he had never felt this way. The previous slashing, what appeared the most, was the gloomy discomfort, like the suffocating feeling of the mountains attacking. Or the feeling of being stuck in a swamp with nowhere to exert yourself, but being wrapped in a thick one.

The panic and uneasiness at the moment, I don't know what's going on at all. There is nothing to believe, nothing to be sure, and even the inference for the killing itself is problematic.

Yuan Changwen didn't want to get rid of this emotion, although the panic and uneasiness made the whole person very uncomfortable, but this was a sign of honesty. If you know that you don't know anything, but you still keep your feet on the ground, then maybe it's just after the killing, or maybe you don't care about "I don't know" at all.

Just like I used to be, who cares if the world is real? Who cares about the core question of "who am I"? Everyone is an adult, very busy, with a family, children, dreams and sweat, who has the time to care about these problems?

So, "well, I don't know anything", shrugging in agreement. But in fact, I know a lot of things in my head and take them for granted. Just showing approval is nothing more than trying to end the discussion.

What do I know, what is true?

Yuan Changwen is ready to sort out his inferences all over again to see if there are any places that have been fooled by emotions.

First of all, the truth (truth, truth) definitely exists, and if the truth (truth, truth) does not exist, then the sentence itself becomes true (truth, truth). So, the truth (truth, truth) definitely exists.

Second, truth is everything, and "non-reality" does not exist. If the real is limited, then the one that envelops that limitation is the reality. Or rather, the infinity must exist.

In the end, what is true? It is clear that no matter what the nature of the world is, there must be a "me." Or, there must be a place where you can "hear what the character hears, see what the character sees, and perceive what the character perceives."

"That awareness" is only for the sake of discussion, and the focus is not on these four words, but on what they refer to.

Although this "I exist" has nothing to do with me, it has nothing to do with the character, it has nothing to do with the mind. But there must be a "me" to be aware of all this. I know I'm thinking, I know "I know I'm thinking"...... The list goes on and on.

Since truth is everything, and I am very sure of the reality of that awareness, naturally that awareness is everything. Moreover, the word "everything" means that there is no such thing as "non-awareness". If there is, then it is not real, it does not exist.

Yuan Changwen saw the problem of his own inference, that is, the "second", how do I know that the truth is everything?

If the tables and chairs of other people's worlds and universes are real, then everything is real, and it will naturally become real and everything is everything.

No, truth is not an attribute, not something black or red. Truth is only a description of that infinity, so the question remains, does that infinity definitely exist? Does that "everything" really exist?

I can be sure that the truth must exist, so what is real? I can't be sure of the reality of the world, but I can be very sure that "I exist," or that awareness is real.

In that case, the point is not whether the infinity exists, but the killing. Since I can be sure that the awareness is true, the other affirmations in my mind have to become uncertain.

That's the point, and that's the only thing you can do. There is no reason to discuss anything else in the presence of distortions in the mind. If those things are uncertain, why do you still have a positive attitude?

That awareness, which refers to "being aware of what the character sees, hears, and feels", is like that everything at the moment is just the elements of the picture, and that awareness is able to perceive these elements of the picture.

But if that awareness is real, can we be sure that everything else that cannot be determined is false? Of course, if we replace "truth" with "truth", maybe we won't ask this question, because there is only one truth.

Yuan Changwen suddenly felt that how should he live in the future? Those uncertain things used to be the affirmative sentences that supported his life, and if he took away the distortion in his mind, he would have nothing.

I don't know that "hard work can lead to success", and I don't know that "if you don't work hard, you will not succeed". So what should I do? This question was so ridiculous that Yuan Changwen was flustered and uneasy.

Do apples really grow on trees? Did I really move from point A to point B? Did I really have dinner last night? Is the world really that long?

I perceive something, and that's it, and I can't even be sure if something is what it is. Not to mention a series of inferences and ideas about something, "how to be a human being", "don't eat apples that are too red", "don't waste time"......

This is what I should do, because the killing is not completed, and deleting the affirmative sentence in my head is the progress of the killing. As for whether that infinity exists, and whether there really is a "everything", these questions are just blocking my slash.

Is that really the case?

Yuan Changwen didn't know, the only thing he knew was that I hadn't finished killing yet. The twist in my head was still arrogant, because I was flustered and uneasy. It's just "I don't know", it's the distortion in the mind that causes panic and uneasiness.