Have you ever had a vague feeling that there is an unbridgeable gap between those widely promoted good things - such as "hard work will lead to success", "everyone is equal", "eternal true love" - and reality? Have you ever been exhausted after running, only to find yourself stuck in the same place?
This book is about tearing apart the veil of tenderness with your own hands. It is not a comfortable read, but a cold and clear mirror, aiming to reflect the underlying logic and cruel truth about the world, human nature, society and self. From "your value is determined by your ability to solve problems" to "the essence of interpersonal relationships is a network of interests", from "your brain is naturally lazy" to "fairness is the begging of the weak", we will face 100 disturbing but unavoidable realities together.
Reading it may bring about short-term pain and disillusionment, but only by clearly understanding the rules of the game and recognizing your own limitations can you stop meaningless fantasies and devote your energy to building a truly effective survival strategy. The truth never disappears because we ignore it. See clearly and then transcend - this is true power and freedom.
Reader comments
Don't blame society for being too realistic, just blame yourself for being worthless! The author's words are so enlightening that sometimes I know it's chicken soup, so drinking it is still nutritious! Faced with the same sentence, the same paragraph of text, and the same information, everyone's perspective and depth of understanding and interpretation are different! Everyone's opinions and evaluations are temporary, and only your own experiences and achievements last a lifetime.
This book is undoubtedly a treasure trove to help grow and inspire the future! There are not many people in the world who really want you to live well. Many people will say they hope you live well, but most of them don't want you to live better than they do... The end of science is philosophy (theology), and the truth of the world is enough to subvert your three views and reshape your thinking.
I think it's pretty good. Children should actually be exposed to these things from a certain age, understand society and the truth about human nature, and don't have dreams.
From beginning to end, in human society, the most scarce thing for the general public is the truth. Uncover the truth behind the false dreams.
The content is good.
Your book "The Principles I Only Understand After Being Beaten by Society" can be seen on other people's mobile phones. It is very good. Why can't I retrieve it on my mobile phone? Would love to see it.
Don't blame society for being too realistic, just blame yourself for being worthless! The author's words are so enlightening that sometimes I know it's chicken soup, so drinking it is still nutritious! Faced with the same sentence, the same paragraph of text, and the same information, everyone's perspective and depth of understanding and interpretation are different! Everyone's opinions and evaluations are temporary, and only your own experiences and achievements last a lifetime.
This book is undoubtedly a treasure trove to help grow and inspire the future! There are not many people in the world who really want you to live well. Many people will say they hope you live well, but most of them don't want you to live better than they do... The end of science is philosophy (theology), and the truth of the world is enough to subvert your three views and reshape your thinking.
I think it's pretty good. Children should actually be exposed to these things from a certain age, understand society and the truth about human nature, and don't have dreams. From beginning to end, in human society, the most scarce thing for the general public is the truth. Uncover the truth behind the false dreams.
The content is good. Your book "The Principles I Only Understand After Being Beaten by Society" can be seen on other people's mobile phones. It is very good. Why can't I retrieve it on my mobile phone? Would love to see it.