There is a story of a group of clever monkeys who like to steal the rice of peasants, and for this reason people do everything they can to discipline them: shoot with guns filled with tranquilizers, catch them with traps... None of them help, because they reflect too quickly and move too quickly. Later, a zoologist found a way to catch monkeys: fix a narrow-mouthed clear glass bottle on the trunk of a tree and put in rice. At night, the monkey comes to the tree, reaches out to grab the rice (the beauty of this bottle is that the monkey's claws can reach in), and when it grabs a handful of rice, because the fist is clutching the rice, the claws can't be pulled out. The greedy monkey was always reluctant to let go of the rice in his hand, and the next day, when people caught it, he was still unwilling to let go...
For a handful of rice, but it has lost its freedom, it is the rice that confuses its thinking, so that the danger comes but does not know, and it is necessary to put this deadly rice in its mouth to be assured.
Although people are smarter than monkeys, they often lack reason in the face of the temptation of profit. Obviously know that it is a trap, but do not die, there is always a fluke mentality, thinking that you can get what you want, but also can retreat. Don't you know that the moment you stretch out your hand, you are doomed to fall into the trap of others, destined to be led by the nose of others? From then on, the author's rebellion against his own will is at worst and discredited.
People live, only smart is not enough, always keep a clear mind, smile at the clouds and clouds. Use reason to control your desires, distinguish between right and wrong, recognize potential dangers, and do not covet non-profits, otherwise the simplest problems will become complicated.
