For people, what is the most important thing, in fact, no one can say clearly. Probably this is a matter that varies from person to person, and it varies from person to person, and perhaps it is rooted in people's right to choose.

Some people seek freedom. A person will seek freedom because he feels that he is not free, and a person will feel that he is not free because he wants to do what he wants but cannot do, and he wants to do it but cannot do it, just because he has been deprived of the right to choose.

There will be a lot of arguments that will be irrefutable and unacceptable. A statement that is irrefutable and shows that there is something reasonable and unacceptable, and it also shows that there is something absurd. It's like half-baked doctors who will say that they don't need to be treated if they are sick, and if these doctors come up with a reason, it will leave many people speechless. If you are sick, you don't need treatment, and obviously no one will accept it.

As for morality, no one can refute the content of morality, and the result now is a moral collapse. The vast majority of people do not accept the content of morality before morality collapses, right? Morality will collapse, and obviously there is something absurd in the content of morality.

Morality, how people behave. How can there be any absurdity in such content? If morality teaches people, it will be better to behave in this way, and there is obviously nothing wrong with it. It is obviously absurd to say that morality teaches people, and only to be people in this way. Probably this is the reason why morality will collapse.

It can be said that the most important content of morality is the two concepts of good and bad and good and evil. A person is a good person and is kind to others, and there is no problem. If a person has never spoken rudely, he will have a very refreshing feeling when he first explodes rudely. Why is this happening?

When people get along with each other, they inevitably need to make compromises. When a person makes a compromise, he will feel very aggrieved inside. When the feeling of aggrieved accumulates, it will explode, and then the person will start doing bad things.

In this respect, it can be said that a person can be as evil as he can be. It's not good to do bad things, everyone knows it. So when people do bad things, they will be punished. Because of the existence of punishment, we choose not to do bad things and be good people, and then we are wronged to fulfill others. If you have been wronged for a long time, you will feel that you are too suffocated, and when you are too suffocated, you will not want to be a good person anymore.

No one can avoid people's feelings of grievance, because everyone will have a place to ask for others. For the sense of grievance, people can only choose to be sparse and not to block. When you clear your sense of grievance, you become a bad person, a wicked person.

So in fact, no one can just be a good person.

If someone says yes, it will only be a person who thinks he is a good person, and in the eyes of others he is a bad person who cannot be worse, because such a person does not even have a sense of grievance. There is no sense of grievance, it will only be temporary.

Whether a person is a good person or a bad person is a choice. Different choices face different consequences. For man, the mind or idea cannot be imprisoned. In an environment, blocking people's mouths will cause big problems, and blocking thoughts will only lead to bigger problems.

It is free for man, as long as no choice is taken away.

Anything, as long as everyone has the opportunity, is a free society in itself. With freedom comes competition, because there will always be many people who choose to do the same thing. And for competition, the one who always pays more tears, sweat, and blood wins.

The quality of the environment can be said to be how long the winner of the competition can occupy the fruits of victory. No one spits out the meat in their mouth so easily. Too short will make people feel that the effort is meaningless, and too long will make the waiting person unbearable.

Morality, we can only ask ourselves to do, we can't ask others to do it.

Author's note: I can't remember the story corresponding to this title, and there should be a change this month.