I suddenly saw it clearly: most people have the illusion of double misbelief, on the one hand thinking that memory is eternal (the people, things, actions, and people in memory are unchanged), and on the other hand, thinking that it is possible to remedy the wrongs (remedial actions, errors, faults, sins). In fact, whether it is the former or the latter is equally absurd. The opposite is true: everything will eventually be forgotten, and at the same time nothing can be saved. The role of redemption (either through revenge or forgiveness) must be based on forgetting. No one can undo the mistakes that have been made, but all the faults will be forgotten.
--Milan Kundera, "Joke"
The more trough you are, the more you can see the essence of a person. The worst result is nothing more than failure, some people wait for failure, some people scold failure, some people do their best and still fail. In such an environment, the mentality is everyone's own light, you are decadent is decadent, you are tenacious is tenacious.
