The once-famous bucket theory suggested that the amount of water a barrel can hold is determined by its shortest plank. This theory was indeed very effective during the industrial era. However, in the age of the global internet, this theory has effectively become obsolete.
When living in the world, people use three types of speech. The first is public discourse, which can be a mix of truth and falsehood and is suitable for public settings; if one becomes famous, it may even appear on television or in newspapers. The second is private conversation, which is also a mix of truth and falsehood, often including vented anger that is quickly forgotten. The third is inner thoughts, which some people may keep to themselves for a lifetime.
Life cannot exist without hope; everyone lives within the realm of hope. If someone truly lives a life devoid of hope, they can only be considered a failure.
Humility brings benefit, while arrogance leads to loss.
When people start thinking, God laughs; when people start thinking, history laughs; when people start thinking, books laugh; when people start thinking, masters laugh; when people start thinking, they laugh at themselves.
It seems that people tend to alter their memories, making beautiful things even more beautiful, and the opposite as well.