Chapter 1: Character Problem

He is a delusional patient who believes that he is the protagonist and author of a book. I subscribe to the idea that everyone has a book to write and everyone is the hero. And when I die, this world still exists, but readers can’t see it.

Him: "I set your character to be a human being, and you accomplished what you wanted to do." Me: "What do I do?" Him: "Let my thoughts fluctuate."

Chapter 3: Four-dimensional Bugs

He is a 17-year-old boy with a rare calmness and eloquence among his peers, and a strong interest in physics. In fact, I didn’t understand this chapter very well. Even though I’ve browsed around on Zhihu topics, I still don’t quite understand what the “fourth dimension” is. I planned to watch "Flatland", but his explanation of absolutely four-dimensional creatures and understanding of time moved me a bit.

He: "Absolute four-dimensional creatures can see us die first, and then see us born, without any cause or effect. In fact, I have understood this very early: time does not pass, but we are passed."

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Chapter 5: The Three Little Pigs

This is a patient with multiple personalities. After he killed her, he was eager to accept legal sanctions. Finally, he couldn't wait for the notice and committed suicide. Maybe he was relieved at the moment of his death. I don’t quite understand the personality invasion here, nor do I quite understand why he must die, but the author’s passage is worth pondering:

What is the real limit? Is there a definition that works for everyone? What should be used to measure it?

Suddenly I thought of Wan Qian's "Hello, Madman!" 》

Part 6: Evolutionary Inertia

He is very paranoid and very firm in his beliefs. This is how he foresees the future of mankind: If you want to return to nature, return to nature, and if you don’t want to, you will. Continue in the city. I don't think there is a big problem, if the urban society can still function normally, and natural people and urbanites can live in harmony. I think one of the passages is worth thinking about:

He: "You have to go to work, you have to eat, chat and flirt with your colleagues, and then you get off work and rush home for a date or go to a bar, otherwise you Just play ball, sing and take a bath... How weird is this?"

Me: "I still don't hear anything weird"

Him: "Okay, let me ask you: you Why do you do that?”

Then this person with the potential to be a cult leader talks endlessly. In general, you do it because everyone does it, because we are in society, because Humans are social animals. But I think if you do it not because you are following the crowd, but because you have your own meaning, then there is nothing wrong with it. It’s better to give your actions a certain meaning.

Chapter 7: Birds and Beasts

She is a 19-year-old girl, very cheerful and beautiful, and her case is also very special. People look like animals. I think this skill is so cool. In fact, aren’t anthropomorphic techniques often used in fairy tale books and writing? Why is it that in reality, someone who looks like this is considered a psychopath?

Article 8: Skull Piercing

This is a middle-aged man, well-dressed, clean and tidy. He seems to be a wise man and should have a successful career. Influenced by theology and religion, he pursued supernatural powers, and then underwent an operation, which really gave him supernatural powers. It’s hard to tell this story. Maybe his psychological suggestion is too strong? He didn't know, but he firmly believed it.

Chapter 10: The End of Life

This is the same as Zhanbo’s aunt in the love apartment. She thinks she is a mushroom, but some of her ideas are things I have never thought of. Very novel and interesting:

"Ants are just cells. The entire ant colony is a complete life! Loose life!"

Her: "Stones are life" Me: "Gathered together How come we are together?" She looked at me seriously: "The brain is just meat, how can it have thoughts?"

I was stunned.

She smiled proudly: "Don't know? When we get together, we are life! People are loose life composed of ants, and the same is true for stones. When sand and soil are gathered together, there will be thinking. , there will be life!”

Chapter 11: Killing animals

This patient is the first patient I find difficult to understand. He killed 22 people, men, women and children. Yes, and most of them have no motive.

He finally said: Why do lions, tigers and wolves catch other animals and kill them for meat? Because they are born carnivores, lions and tigers don’t know why they are lions and tigers, they just do what they naturally do. Me too, I figured it out, I don’t have to think about why I do it, I just do it. This is my nature, I am a killing animal.

His expression was extremely calm and calm.

I feel that he is no longer a human being, not just noble but a human being. Even if he is born as a human being, bloodlust and killing should not be his nature. If he's a killing animal, lock him up.

Article 12: The Taste of Apple

This is an article that impressed me deeply, especially the description of apples. I think this person is very normal, but it may not be good to worry his relatives. There are some passages in it that I think are very good. They are similar to the sentence "Faith is a house with different rooms in it" in "Life of Pi" directed by Ang Lee.

He: "I mean, I think being a monk or something is just a formality. There is really no need to stick to any formality. If you want to believe in Buddhism, just believe in it. If you want to practice Zen, just do it. Who said you can just go to work? Can’t believe it anymore? Who said you have to be in a temple to be pure? If you don’t believe in faith, is there any point in going to the temple? ”

There are two other good descriptions:

Part 13: Biochemical Slave

Bacterial culture and the self-awareness of bacteria are something I have never thought of.

Chapter 15: The Real World

This chapter brings a lot of thinking, such as the first question: Have you ever thought that the world you see may itself Isn't it like this? What I see, the world itself.

Me: "You mean: experience, attainments, knowledge, insights, knowledge, these objective factors have affected the nature of my view of things?"

Her: "You want to Things are too convoluted. It depends on the essence. The experiences and knowledge you mentioned are all objective. Those objective things affect you and are your thoughts, so in the end it becomes your subjectivity as you know more and more. The more you do, the more different you become. In fact, everyone becomes more and more different from others.”

Me: “Is that so?”

She: "That's right. The world that each of us sees will be increasingly skewed, but there will be so-called collective values ??that balance our subjectivity."

She: "If you bring Look with self-awareness. According to what I said before, what you see is actually yourself, right? Have you ever thought that what you really want to do is not to give up everything and look at it without any attitude. That is not detachment. , that’s indifference, as the saying goes: it’s inhumane. You can’t see that state at all, it’s just arrogant, which is far from it.”

She: “I want to see the real world. , we must use the eyes of the sky to see the sky, the eyes of the clouds to see the clouds, the eyes of the wind to see the wind, the eyes of the flowers and trees to see the flowers and trees, the eyes of the stones to see the stones, the eyes of the sea to see the Look at the sea, see animals with animal eyes, see people with human eyes.”

Chapter 17: Moment is Eternity

I basically didn’t understand this chapter. Knowledge about physics and quantum mechanics. But one sentence feels good:

Try to understand it from a materialistic perspective: "The moment is eternity"

Part 19: The rain is silent

This is A girl can see colors every day. I think this skill is very cool. There was a time when she felt the same way

She once let go of some very valuable fish she kept at home. The basic motivation is not to release animals, which is more complicated: because fish farming does not require regular feeding or special attention like raising cats and dogs, fish farming can now do everything automatically, such as automatic water filtering, automatic feeders, automatic constant temperature, and electricity. Don't care about it for a month, just watch it. She felt that the fish was too sad. It didn't even receive the most basic human attention and was just used to look at, so she let it go.

Chapter 20: The Last Satan

This is also a chapter that I find more confusing.

In general, I think it’s okay to have any belief and do whatever you want to do. But you shouldn't hurt others, and you shouldn't make others worry about you.

I think what the neurologist said in the next chapter makes sense

Chapter 22: On the other side of the wall

In fact, I felt that day, whether it was Allah or not, Be it God, Jesus, Our Lady, Buddha, the Holy Spirit, Sakyamuni, Guanyin Bodhisattva, whatever, or even science, they seem to be one thing, the only thing.

Whether it is religion, philosophy, theology, or science, they all mean the same thing and pursue the same thing. That's what you're looking for, and that's what everyone is looking for.

Article 24: The Lost Traveler

He also has some sayings related to the above, which are worth thinking about.

Furthermore, I feel that a certain scene seems familiar. I have really experienced it, and I really feel that I have encountered this scene before.

Article 28: Eternal Life

Actually, I haven’t thought much about eternal life. I rarely think about the length of life. Maybe this is the reason why my time utilization is not efficient.

There are two words I want to record: forbearance and low-key

Article 30: The Theory of Super Evolution

This is the first time I heard about the Queen of Hearts Law. Probably just running as hard as possible to stay in place

Chapter 31: The heart that never stops

This article is also quite enlightening

Once upon a time I was blind, now I can see.

Chapter 32: Forbidden Fruit

Chapter 33: Life and Death

My emotions, my field, doubts, life and death , every morning, I am a new student.

Part 37: Angle Issues

A child’s perspective is different from an adult’s perspective. Several fish happily held the canned fish on the plate

Article 38: About time

He: "The issue of time is actually not a big issue. Time does not exist. ”

Me: “Huh?”

He: “Time is just a label for us, humans, or a scale. If there is no detailed label or scale, then many things will be very confusing, ranging from launching a war, launching a rocket, to cooking a meal, making an appointment with someone."

He said: "Our current time is established. The basis is based on the location on this planet. For example, the year, month, and day are all based on the revolution, rotation, and seasonal climate changes. Without these, we would have no basis for time. I can only think of other ways. Is there actually a way? There must be one, but it depends on what we plan to do."

I was stunned: "You mean, time is actually the limit. In our own hands?”

He said: “That’s it, time does not exist, it is just an attitude and a vision of us.”

Chapter 40: Chess Pieces

Chapter 47: Jelly World