Chapter 5879 (five thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine) joy and sorrow
The gray-handed man said: "But in this environment, is it possible to do things that were not so easy to do before?"
"It's possible," said the man with brown hands. "There are all kinds of possibilities, but it's still those two words."
"You mean 'dividing things'?" the gray-handed man asked.
"Yes." The man with brown hands said.
"Do you think this matter is particularly difficult after all?" the gray-handed man asked.
"You might consider giving it a try," said the brown-hand man.
"The next moment, the same next moment as you?" the gray-handed man asked.
"I haven't decided whether to try it yet," the brown-hand man said.
"Do you need to think about this?" The gray-handed man asked.
"You have to be prepared," said the brown-hand man. "It's not that easy to concentrate in this situation, right?"
The gray-handed man said: "It seems so."
"What's more, there are some other things that need to be taken into consideration." The brown-handed man said, "That's right, for example, you have to take care of what you see in front of you. What if you miss important things in order to concentrate on convincing yourself? Wouldn't it be wrong? The gain outweighs the loss?”
The man with gray hands said: "But, to think about it differently, if it is really close to the end, do I still need to know so much? Even if we miss those things that still seem important to us at this moment, when the end comes, you and I Can’t see any difference?”
"Although I say that, it actually seems difficult to let go of this, isn't it?" the brown-hand man asked.
"That proves that we still haven't given up hope at this moment." The man with gray hands said.
"Objectively speaking, if we are stopped by 'life', there is nothing you and I can do." The brown-hand man said, "But if at the moment when we are not stopped by 'life', you and I take the initiative to create an end that might not have happened. "Isn't it a pity?" "The end of manufacturing?" the gray-handed man said while thinking.
"Yes," said the brown-hand man.
"That's right, many things we seem to be unable to control now, but we don't really understand the situation in such an environment, and we may still be able to control some things." The gray-handed man said, "If it is close to the end, Of course, we have no choice, but if we just think that the end is approaching and we give up doing things that are actually within our control, it is equivalent to us actively creating an end that might not have happened. "
The man with brown hands said: "Yes, that's what I think."
The man with gray hands said: "Then I still don't concentrate and want to 'convince' myself. No matter what, it's better to keep a glimmer of hope, right?"
"Yes, does this topic sound familiar to you?" the brown-hand man asked.
"Familiar." The gray-hand man said, "We seem to have talked about whether to give up hope or keep hope many times before."
"Actually, most of the time, we are not the ones in control." The man with brown hands said.
"That's true." Gray Hand said, "Like you and me, we are pessimistic at one moment and optimistic at the next. This has happened many times."
The man with brown hands said: "Perhaps the difference between joy and sorrow is the influence of the environment on you and me."
The gray-hand man said: "In such an environment, you may not be able to control your own joy and sorrow."
The man with brown hands said: "Maybe part of it, isn't it?"
"Maybe." The man with gray hands said, "Maybe we can control the other part of joy and sorrow?"
"Even if we don't say 'master', it seems that part of the joy and sorrow will be affected by our actions." The brown-handed man said.
(End of chapter)