Socrates famously said: There are two kinds of people in the world, one is the suffering person, the other is the happy pig, the person who is miserable, and the pig who is not happy. In my opinion, human suffering does not come from

Socrates famously said:

There are two kinds of people in the world, one is a miserable person, one is a happy pig, a person who is miserable, and a pig who is not happy.

It seems to me that human suffering does not come from being clever, but from selfishness, from excessive self-attention. Man's happiness also does not come from stupidity, but from the willingness to be "stupid" after realizing his stupidity.

There are two kinds of roles for people, one is a hero and the other is a mass.

Most people's pain comes from not being able to accept the ordinary and not being able to be heroes.

In fact, the public has the happiness of the public, the hero has the applause of the hero, both want, both do not want to give up, the result is likely to be both thrown away.

On the road of life, everyone has only one choice, either to become a hero or to become a mass. Can't stand the ordinariness of the public, and don't want to bear the pain of heroes, doomed to a lifetime of pain.

This world is full of people who want to be bitches and set up arches, and there is a lack of people who focus on being bitches or single-mindedly building arches.

Escaping from pain and pursuing happiness is human instinct, but choosing what kind of happiness and giving up what is unhappy is the result of reason.

Instinctive happiness is a low-level product of mammalian evolution, and true happiness is the product of human civilization and reason, the highest "enjoyment" of a person.

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