A sense of floating, which is a normal emotion that people have when facing the unknown. Everyone likes to feel grounded, know what they're going to do, and know what results they're going to have when they do it.

It's amazing to have that feeling of having everything under control.

This is also why the term cognitive upgrading will be sought after by most people. No young person wants to admit that he is not motivated, he is not pursuing, and he is not willing to study hard.

Therefore, cognitive upgrading has proved that the person has a certain degree of self-motivation, as for how much is as for how reckless and only for success, it is unknown.

Plus, it's inherently reassuring to have access to knowledge. Just as drugs suppress drug addiction, it is absolutely effective. As for how much is too much, who cares?

Either way, those who carry out cognitive upgrades already appear superior, and there is more or less contempt for those who are unwilling to continue learning. Otherwise, it is believed that everyone is not a circle of people, and it is better to meet less and chat less contact.

It's like, people of faith laugh at atheists.

"People, you still have to have faith. ”

Who said this? Why do you pretend to be compassionate? No one seems to refute this sentence? Why don't you refute it? Why do you let these unjustified affirmations fill your life?

"Why have faith?"

As long as you ask this question, it will be difficult for that person to answer. No matter what the other person answers, he continues to ask why, and in the end there is nothing to say. Because the other party's understanding is only second-hand information from books or authorities.

As long as any question is in the end, it will cause people to be angry, and break the casserole to ask the end, this kind of person will be rejected in society. Like Socrates being put to death, it is annoying.

Is this the so-called emotional intelligence?

Don't be funny!

Yuan Changwen suddenly found that he couldn't do it if he wanted to go back. I seem to have lost my normal way of communicating. However, due to his status as the first person in the empire, others will regard this kind of exchange as a master.

The empire needs to function and expand, and it needs talents from all walks of life.

And all these things that I do, killing, depriving, etc., can only be used as a pastime and elimination for normal people after work. If your own cultivation affects the entire empire, then the empire will definitely use everything it has to kill me.

"In this life, you have to do something to live this life in vain. ”

This is the most fundamental propaganda of the Empire, and as long as this is recognized, then the vast majority of people will develop in the direction that the Empire needs. No matter what industry you are in, as long as someone recognizes the point of "not vain", then some achievements will be made.

In fact, as long as people don't make trouble, they are contributing to the empire in any way.

However, his own practice is fundamentally denied.

Why do you have to do something?

Why can't this life be in vain?

Who is saying that something has to be done?

And who is afraid that nothing will be achieved in this life?

Shouldn't these problems be the first to be solved?

Yuan Changwen took a deep breath and found that he had really changed. How could my former self think about these questions, and how would my former self explore these boring pursuits?

Of course, in fact, it is not that he has changed, but that the self-definition that defines the role has changed, so that Yuan Changwen, who makes others feel that he knows, is gone.

The Yuan Changwen they know is just the story of his own character, and he can't talk about anything. Even the so-called familiarity is just to learn more about the character's attributes, so that you can predict the character's behavior and mentality.

After all, it's just a character.

Those problems are just the characters preaching, the characters struggling, and the characters pulling life.

"Fear is a bad person", "Negative emotions are bad", "Compassion and kindness are good", how these thoughts ran into my mind and were taken as truth by myself.

After so many years, do you have a long brain?!

Are you an idiot who can't even see through these simple things?!

Yuan Changwen looked sideways into the distance, it was a high-rise building, inhabited by people. Even at night, the building is sparsely lit. Those yellowish bright lights are the lights of the home, representing family and warmth.

Whose home? Who wants to have a home? Why is a person excluded? Why does it have to be a family?

I've never thought about these questions seriously, and it seems that everyone wants to start a family, so I have to do the same. Even maverick people are still in a certain expectation of the role.

Even my current practice is a character sitting here, thinking about how to kill the character himself.

There is nothing to show off, and even more nothing to despise.

Either get rid of self-definition, or you don't, there are only these two.

If there is no freedom from self-definition, then all thinking actions are made out of fear, and they are all made by the pull of self-definition.

What's the difference? We're all people bound by fear, so what's there to judge each other?

Think about Mom, do so much for yourself, kill yourself and no longer be influenced by her, and no longer consider Mom in any decision. Isn't that cruel?

Think about his wife, marry himself, step by step to the present, the two have experienced ups and downs together. Isn't this kind of killing a bit unkind?

Think about your career, work hard for so long, follow the teacher's practice, and put in so much effort and sweat. Isn't it too idiotic to give up like this?

Yuan Changwen suddenly thought of this, and thought of the result after he was killed...... It doesn't seem so sad and sad, at least not as it was at first, completely bound by fear.

Who's defining cruelty, who's being unkind, who's judging behavioral idiocy?

The characters are judging, and where does the judging come from?

The knowledge of these years, the experience of everyone, the morality of society, the conventions of the people, the propaganda of the empire?

Isn't it a bit arbitrary and far-fetched to judge by these?

Seeing something false that does not exist, but grasping it firmly and becoming the basis and criterion for limiting behavior. Is there anything more ridiculous than this?

There's nothing to protect a character, and there's no reason to keep a character. Falsehood must die, characters must die, undisputed and non-negotiable.

As long as there is a day when you don't cut off your self-definition, then continue. There is nothing else to think about, and even more so to think about. That's it, except to move forward is to move forward.

Find another teacher?Discuss with someone?Threesomes must have my teacher?

Die!

Is there anyone else in this world?

Yuan Changwen looked at the darkness around him, but it was not pitch black. The city's lights seem reluctant to plunge the city into darkness, as if darkness is a symbol of fear and a sign of poor governance.

I was surrounded by all kinds of thoughts, but none of them could stand the test. It's all false, it's all illogical affirmations, and it's all wishful thinking.

It seems that there is still a long way to go.