There are three people next to the bench in the park. One of them is sitting quietly reading a newspaper, while the other two are repeatedly doing fishing actions. One person is constantly casting the net and arranging the net lines, while the other person is repeating the action of collecting the catch. Looking at him this way, he feels like a mental patient. A policeman passed by and asked the man sitting reading the newspaper: "Are these two your friends? Are they mentally ill? Take them away quickly, otherwise they will scare the people." The man reading the newspaper smiled and said, "Yes, they are my friends. I'm sorry to have brought you trouble." Then he packed up the newspaper and hurriedly made rowing movements.
I also discovered something interesting. If I divide the article into more paragraphs, the reading rate will increase. For example, it was originally 500 words per paragraph, but now I split it into 100 words per paragraph, and people will be more willing to read it. Even if the total number of words is the same, people may feel that the screen is not so dark, and the text-intensive problem will be reduced.
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I would like to explain to you that I originally aimed to write two articles per week, but I only wrote one article last week. Because an owner-client Poison introduced a very bad book to me, I have been addicted to it these days. As a result, a lot was wasted, but I also gained a lot of knowledge. Very grateful for poison here. This may be the most exciting book I've read this year. The book is called "The World of Mental Illnesses". It is indeed a very interesting book, which is why I wrote this rant.
1·The concept of time
Actually, have you ever thought about what time is made of? Why does time occur? If you didn't know me, you wouldn't have spent the time reading this article right now. So what should you have been doing with the time you spent reading this article?
What I want to tell you here is “unplanned time consumption”. Think about it, how much time do you spend in this kind of "unplanned time consumption" in a day? Like a traffic light? For example, the power went out in the middle of work, resulting in overtime work? For example, a sleeping child who has just been fed suddenly cries? For example, suddenly discovered a new use for the egg steamer and couldn’t wait to try it out? For example, you think there will be no push from me today, but you are forced to spend time reading it?
Have you ever thought that your "unplanned time consumption" is actually "unintentionally carefully planned" by many people behind it? For example, the electrical maintenance is being repaired in an intensive and orderly manner, but a fuse was accidentally broken, and the electrical maintenance technician also had an "unplanned time consumption" today, which complicates your work today.
For example, the designer of the egg cooker suddenly thought of this dispensable new function five years ago, so he designed it in, but there was no prompt in the manual. So the people who bought the egg cooker discovered this small function one after another and tried it one after another. In fact, this "unplanned time consumption" is pre-planned and planned in the timeline, but that is not your understanding of the time.
Time should have a concept, and all emergencies are preset. Your "emergency" is actually the antecedent of other people's "emergency".
Summary: Now someone is pointing a pistol at you, and you immediately feel threatened. Others on the road will see this phenomenon and immediately react with fear and other reactions. The starting point is actually the person with the gun. We don't know at all whether he will shoot or just pretend. The incident has not happened yet, but the result seems to have come out.
2·The law of time
In fact, time must be regular, but it is not under your control.
I don’t know much about quantum mechanics. Two seemingly unrelated and distant particles, if one of them moves, will definitely have an impact on the seemingly unrelated particles.
Think about it, is the relationship between people the relationship between particles? I think it can become behavioral quantum mechanics. I became interested in quantum relations very early. My Taobao ID is called Indian Crazy Butterfly. The reason for the name started from the phrase "butterfly effect".
Can you imagine that a butterfly flapping its wings as it took off from the Amazon river caused a hurricane in the United States in 24 hours? Not only human behavior, but also natural behavior also has its regularity. For example, an earthquake, hurricane, typhoon, volcanic eruption, or a big hole suddenly appeared in the middle of the road?
Time must be orderly, and the time I am talking about refers to the kind of random events that we feel are disordered and will pass by.
It can be hypothesized why a person dies. Is it because the quantum effects of human friends around him slowly disappear? People in the world are creating "emergency events" that they are not aware of but will affect others at all times. You affect others, and others affect you, so time is produced.
Suppose, by chance, at a certain time point next month, no one in the world will produce an event suitable for this person, whether it is sudden or foreseeable. That's pretty scary, this guy is available at that point in the next month. The emptiness I mean is not the emptiness of sleeping with nothing to do, because sleep is also a planned or created event.
If this gap occurs, just for a minute or a second, the whole world will not create an incident for this person. He has absolutely no reason to do anything, including washing a bowl, kicking a stone, dozing off, or being in a daze. Because the stones you kick on the ground are the result of N events, and being in a daze is also the result of N times creating a daze for you. If there is a time gap without any event gap, I think that will be the end of this person's life?
Do you believe in the regularity of time? I'm talking about the kind of regularity where you appear to have no pattern, but yet operate in perfect order.
Summary: At a time that is obscure and difficult to understand, you don’t know what “emergency events” or “predictable events” you are doing will bring to others.
3·The person who steals time
You made an appointment with a friend to meet at 10 o'clock, but you were 15 minutes late. Who stole your 15 minutes? Of course your friend's 15 minutes were stolen by you, but during the 15 minutes he was waiting for you, he might have read NetEase News, or checked Weibo and WeChat, and unconsciously preset some events for others. This is a new quantum relationship. Quantum relationships are created in this world at every moment, but they will certainly never end.
You gave the subordinates in the office information about working overtime, but you happily drove away in your BMW at 5 o'clock. You seemed to be stealing his time. However, when your subordinates were working overtime, a disobedient employee with ulterior motives made some small moves to express dissatisfaction. As a result, the company had a crisis and annual sales dropped.
Then, who is the one who steals time?
Summary: This is all really fun! !
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