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Consider that there is a certain reason for the act in the former case

Would you like to leave everything to her? .... “The procedure in this case should not be done in the usual way. In this case, well, I wonder what to do.” His polite commentary turned into a soliloquy halfway through. He didn’t seem to be sure how to change the normal procedure. There are several alternatives available in unusual cases, but these can only be exercised in his position. However, when a beginner encounters an unusual situation, it is not reasonable to leave everything to his or her judgment. People around the beginner should help. Will a person do something for no reason? The action may or may not be explained. In the former case, it is considered that there is a certain reason for the act. In the latter case, it may be perceived that there is no reason for the act. But I wonder if people will do something for no reason. Normally, people wouldn’t do that. Therefore, we should assume that there are two types of reasons. That is, the reason ...

Even banned wearing, will not banned from distrust

在香港,制定了一項規則,禁止在公眾場合聚集的人戴口罩。...... The town I live in is a little old town, and it has flourished as an intermediate town between cities for hundreds of years. You can still find old buildings, including the old “sluice”. 在香港,制定了一項規則,禁止在公眾場合聚集的人戴口罩 It seems that a sluice was built because the center of the town could be flooded when the water flowing from the mountains increased 1 In Hong Kong, a rule was enacted to ban people gathering in the public from wearing masks 2 Needless to say, even if Hong Kong citizens are banned from wearing masks, Hong Kong residents will not be banned from distrust of the administration 3 flooding budget sluice water flowing built ban Was it possible? not only to ban flooding budget sluice Originally a low elevation area, a large river flows nearby. Therefore, it seems that a sluice was built because the center of the town could be flooded when the water flowing from the mountains increased. I called it a sluice...

When do emotions appear?

However, it is a little serious problem for a 35-year-old man to cry in public..... “Okay. You’re right. He’s responsible for this problem. There’s no reason to blame you.” What are the common causes of complaints? A sense of distance can be pointed out goal distance conditions emotions assumption What are the common causes of complaints? Only the words of comfort echo in vain. One person is complaining and another person in front of him is listening. However, the conversation between the two people does not form a conversation. One person complains with his face down, and the other person is looking at the other side such as the wall. As is often the case, the content of the complaints that are being told is a very personal matter. In short, someone hates someone. Such a thing is explained endlessly. Those who hear it just hear it. It’s clear that the problem won’t be solved. But they are friends, so they do. Oh, one who complains and a...

Wonder if there’s someone here who hates crickets

Even though I’m starting to stare into the corners of the room and so on, the others are starting to take it easy again..... “It’s no big deal. There are people here who don’t like bugs. Just a little trouble.” The face of someone who has to say nonsense is extremely lethargic. In his case, a faint smile is mixed. The reason I asked him what happened while I wasn’t here was because the guys who were always lying on the couch were getting up and fidgeting around. Some peer under the table, others scan the floor around the entrance. It wasn’t that someone lost contact lenses or earphones or car keys. A small bug was found straying in, and everyone joined in the search. What are the unexpected acts included in our logical work? Did you know that our logical activities include unexpected actions? It means forgetting. Do you doubt that even forgetting something is a logical act? Yes, even that is also logical. Logic does not consist only of la...

Make sense all of those conflicts really

Or maybe he bought an expensive tree from someone..... “I don’t know much about the price of trees. Even if they say it’s an expensive tree, I have no idea if it’s true.” Do cats sometimes walk straight to food? Why is it meaningless to be released from constraints? constraint one another unleashed accepting deception Do cats sometimes walk straight to food? Cats sometimes walk straight toward food. If they inspect the surroundings and as a result determine that only he can monopolize the food, the cat slowly approaches the food. Humans may have similar habits. Anyway, an old man slowly approached me. I don’t know how much he observed me and what he judged. I guessed what he was trying to talk about. As always, the first was the weather for the last few days. I continued to agree with him. You can’t do anything other than agree, right? I pointed to a plant in a large house some distance away and said that the trees in that house were pru...

The Contradiction of Anti-Monopoly Law

The conversation was, she thought, proof that competition still existed—messy, noisy, and very much alive.… Mika folded the yellowed page of the pamphlet and looked out over the river, where cranes hunched like watchful giants. The pamphlet—an old classroom handout—had printed in blunt type the argument she’d been assigned to dismantle: “A monopoly is legitimate as long as it is the result of competition. The denial of monopolies leads to the denial of free competition, and therefore cannot be permitted.” It sounded tidy, almost inevitable, the kind of slogan that could live on a bumper sticker and feel profound. But Mika was not in the business of slogans. She wrote about markets the way some people collect fossils: to understand what lay beneath the surface. She remembered the classroom case that cracked the doctrine into pieces—the 1911 breakup of Standard Oil, where the U.S. Supreme Court held that buildup to monopoly could be the product ...