Chapter 5587 (five thousand five hundred and eighty-seven) Development
The man with brown hands said: "You feel something is wrong just because you said you think I am absolutely correct?"
"That's right." Gray Hand Man said, "It seems to have violated some of my habits."
"So, it seems that you have developed this habit for a long time and it is difficult to change?" the brown-handed man asked again.
"Yes." The man with gray hands said, "I feel this way, but before today, I didn't have the habit of speaking without saying anything absolutely."
The man with brown hands added: "If you say so, can it be considered a habit of you and me to not be absolutely sure?"
"You and I just thought it was our own habit, right?" the gray-handed man said.
The man with brown hands said: "It was just now, but I didn't seem to realize that I was actually being controlled, right?"
The gray-handed man said: "If I hadn't said that absolutely and tried it, I really wouldn't have found it."
The man with brown hands said again: "What do you think now?"
"It just feels like this has become my habit, and it doesn't seem like it's up to me to decide?" the gray-handed man said.
"I feel like I can't help myself," said the brown-hand man.
The man with gray hands added: "Involuntarily, is this really a habit between you and me?"
The man with brown hands said: "I wonder if the owner of a habit also feels involuntary after it is formed."
"Generally," the gray-hand man said, "but it should be different from how you and I feel, right?" The brown-hand man said, "I think even after a habit is formed, the owner of the habit can't help it, but even if it doesn't follow the habit, Generally speaking, it is not as uncomfortable as it was for me just now. I admit that even under normal circumstances, after a person develops a habit, if he does not follow the habit, he will feel awkward, but that kind of awkward feeling. , It’s probably different from my discomfort.”
The gray-hand man said: "I also think that the awkward feeling you mentioned is probably different from my own discomfort."
"What exactly do you think is different?" the brown-hand man asked.
"Perhaps one is just temporarily unwell, and the other has to follow his habits?" the gray-handed man asked.
The man with brown hands said: "The temporary discomfort you mentioned is normal, and the need to follow habits is special for you and me, right?"
The man with gray hands said: "Yes. Even if a person has some habits, if he fails to follow this habit once in a while, he will feel temporary discomfort. After a while, this discomfort will usually disappear, right?"
The man with brown hands said: "It's almost the same. But the situation between you and me was different just now. It seems that we all have to make up the words? I have to, otherwise I really can't stand it. You seem to be the same, right?"
"Me too." The gray-hand man said, "Your and my situation should be similar, I think."
The man with brown hands added: "I thought just now that I would take the initiative to continue this habit. So if I really continue this habit of not speaking my mind in the future, does it count as my initiative?"
The gray-hand man said: "If you can refuse, then it is your own active choice, right?"
The man with brown hands said: "Yes. If you can't refuse at all, then you are passive? But, it seems that my thoughts are exactly the same as what I can't refuse? Can you say that?"
As soon as the man with brown hands said this, he felt that his statement was not reasonable enough, so he said again: "It seems that you can't say that."
(End of chapter)