【Unconventional crime investigation】
When people who know Tang Aisong are asked about her, they all react the same way: with a complicated expression and an unspoken answer.
“Her... It's hard to explain. You'll understand once you meet her.”
The professor who taught her used to sigh during her school days. “She's so clever, but she's simply not suited to be a police officer. What a terrible waste!”
The certainty in his voice made it sound as if there were no room for discussion.
But years later, she still ended up at a police station. She wasn't a police officer, but after a roundabout journey, she reached the same destination. How could that not have been fate?
【The heroine is not a police officer, she only assists with investigations】
【The hero is a police officer】
Theme: Dispel the fog and see the truth.
Checked it
Freud divided personality into three layers: id, ego, and superego. The three pull and balance each other. All human behaviors are the result of the game between the three.
1. Id
- Position: The lowest level of personality, innate, animal instinct.
- Follow the principle: Pleasure Principle
They only seek to satisfy their desires immediately and avoid pain, without distinguishing between right and wrong or morality.
- Contents included: Appetite, sex, aggression, primitive impulses, selfish instincts.
- Characteristics: subconscious operation, completely irrational.
Examples: Want to eat when hungry, get what you want immediately, want to hit someone when angry.
2. Ego
- Position: The middle layer of personality, formed by acquired growth.
- Follow the principle: the reality principle
Reconcile your own desires with the real environment, and satisfy your desires within the limits allowed by reality.
- Function:
Controlling the wild impulses of the ego and acting in accordance with the rules of reality is the executor of personality.
For example: I really want to eat snacks, but I know that I have to eat soon, so I restrain myself and eat after the meal; I am angry but I understand that I will bear the consequences if I hit someone, so I hold back my anger.
3. Superego
- Position: The highest level of personality, formed through family education and social morality around the age of 5.
- Follow the principles: ethical principles
- Consists of two parts:
1. Conscience: Doing something wrong produces guilt, self-blame, and shame;
2. Ideal self: The perfect and noble image in your mind, which you use to demand yourself.
- Function: Responsible for moral restraint, criticism, and self-punishment, and prohibiting behaviors that violate ethics, law, and conscience.
Example: If you pick up money and return it voluntarily, you will feel guilty and uneasy after doing something wrong.
Operational relationship
1. Self: I just want to indulge and have fun;
2. Superego: moral kidnapping at all times and prohibition of enjoyment;
three imbalance states
1. The ego is too strong: self-indulgent, impulsive and willful, without a sense of morality;
2. The superego is too strong: severe moral internal friction, extreme low self-esteem, easy guilt, and depressed life;
3. Weak self: Unable to reconcile conflicts, prone to anxiety, neurasthenia, and psychological contradictions.
3. The self is caught in the middle to mediate, balancing desire, reality, and morality.
Every time the author writes about his family of origin, he always asks God to get involved [covering his face and peeking]
I really like the character of the heroine [Gotou]. I feel that the character of the heroine in this book is a bit arrogant. Either she shows it, or I feel [Gotou] that she is actually very outspoken, and often helps others unconsciously [hahahaha]
They are good parents, and their children deserve to be called Jiahao.
Thai milk is delicious! ! ! Chun Lai is good, tea is good for the world, and Ma Wuwang is good. But Gu Ming and Jasmine Milk Bai ran quickly.
Reminds me of the previous "Jiaozi Literature". "Father's eyes are the most fearful thing in a man's life" or something like that? I even suspect that the person who wrote it not only didn't think it was funny, but also thought he was rich in literary talent.
"I can't protect my rights"
I feel that I can completely understand Ye Zhiwei (I didn't mean that the crime was right). Many times, I think a large part of the reason why women are coerced by this concept is that we are living in an "unconscious rape-friendly society."
I am taking the law exam this year, and some of the things in the law exam class are really, really annoying. In civil law examples, the reason for being coerced into signing a revocable contract is that the other party threatens to publish nude sex; in criminal law, the constitutive element of the crime of rape is "notice with evil intent", which is "if you go out so late in less than 10 minutes, you will be raped" (still a hellish joke about me hurting you in order to prevent others from hurting you). However, an example from the civil law can be having evidence of tax evasion and tax evasion, while an example from the criminal law can be that someone will be robbed in less than 10 minutes.
I don't think the teachers intentionally gave such examples, but they may have come from common examples in life. But speaking these things unconsciously can threaten a woman, because it is common in life to use this to threaten women, and to give an example, it is creepy.
When the whole society is spreading the concept of "such illusory things can affect a person" by word of mouth, and intentionally or unintentionally adding to the impact of choosing to go public, why is it so difficult to understand whether Zhu Feifei or Ye Zhiwei makes a refusal choice? Before they became perpetrators, they were all victims of the mental bullying of the "unconscious rape-friendly society".
When I saw "Why is the camera pointed at the victim", I immediately thought of zym, who especially likes to take some disgusting shots. I will never watch any of his movies in the past few years.
Catching bugs "But I still choose to whitewash peace for the sake of Ziwei's reputation."
Checked it Freud divided personality into three layers: id, ego, and superego. The three pull and balance each other. All human behaviors are the result of the game between the three. 1. Id - Position: The lowest level of personality, innate, animal instinct. - Follow the principle: Pleasure Principle They only seek to satisfy their desires immediately and avoid pain, without distinguishing between right and wrong or morality. - Contents included: Appetite, sex, aggression, primitive impulses, selfish instincts. - Characteristics: subconscious operation, completely irrational. Examples: Want to eat when hungry, get what you want immediately, want to hit someone when angry. 2. Ego - Position: The middle layer of personality, formed by acquired growth. - Follow the principle: the reality principle Reconcile your own desires with the real environment, and satisfy your desires within the limits allowed by reality. - Function: Controlling the wild impulses of the ego and acting in accordance with the rules of reality is the executor of personality. For example: I really want to eat snacks, but I know that I have to eat soon, so I restrain myself and eat after the meal; I am angry but I understand that I will bear the consequences if I hit someone, so I hold back my anger. 3. Superego - Position: The highest level of personality, formed through family education and social morality around the age of 5. - Follow the principles: ethical principles - Consists of two parts: 1. Conscience: Doing something wrong produces guilt, self-blame, and shame; 2. Ideal self: The perfect and noble image in your mind, which you use to demand yourself. - Function: Responsible for moral restraint, criticism, and self-punishment, and prohibiting behaviors that violate ethics, law, and conscience. Example: If you pick up money and return it voluntarily, you will feel guilty and uneasy after doing something wrong. Operational relationship 1. Self: I just want to indulge and have fun; 2. Superego: moral kidnapping at all times and prohibition of enjoyment; three imbalance states 1. The ego is too strong: self-indulgent, impulsive and willful, without a sense of morality; 2. The superego is too strong: severe moral internal friction, extreme low self-esteem, easy guilt, and depressed life; 3. Weak self: Unable to reconcile conflicts, prone to anxiety, neurasthenia, and psychological contradictions. 3. The self is caught in the middle to mediate, balancing desire, reality, and morality.
Every time the author writes about his family of origin, he always asks God to get involved [covering his face and peeking]
I really like the character of the heroine [Gotou]. I feel that the character of the heroine in this book is a bit arrogant. Either she shows it, or I feel [Gotou] that she is actually very outspoken, and often helps others unconsciously [hahahaha]
They are good parents, and their children deserve to be called Jiahao.
Thai milk is delicious! ! ! Chun Lai is good, tea is good for the world, and Ma Wuwang is good. But Gu Ming and Jasmine Milk Bai ran quickly.
Reminds me of the previous "Jiaozi Literature". "Father's eyes are the most fearful thing in a man's life" or something like that? I even suspect that the person who wrote it not only didn't think it was funny, but also thought he was rich in literary talent.
"I can't protect my rights"
I feel that I can completely understand Ye Zhiwei (I didn't mean that the crime was right). Many times, I think a large part of the reason why women are coerced by this concept is that we are living in an "unconscious rape-friendly society." I am taking the law exam this year, and some of the things in the law exam class are really, really annoying. In civil law examples, the reason for being coerced into signing a revocable contract is that the other party threatens to publish nude sex; in criminal law, the constitutive element of the crime of rape is "notice with evil intent", which is "if you go out so late in less than 10 minutes, you will be raped" (still a hellish joke about me hurting you in order to prevent others from hurting you). However, an example from the civil law can be having evidence of tax evasion and tax evasion, while an example from the criminal law can be that someone will be robbed in less than 10 minutes. I don't think the teachers intentionally gave such examples, but they may have come from common examples in life. But speaking these things unconsciously can threaten a woman, because it is common in life to use this to threaten women, and to give an example, it is creepy. When the whole society is spreading the concept of "such illusory things can affect a person" by word of mouth, and intentionally or unintentionally adding to the impact of choosing to go public, why is it so difficult to understand whether Zhu Feifei or Ye Zhiwei makes a refusal choice? Before they became perpetrators, they were all victims of the mental bullying of the "unconscious rape-friendly society".
When I saw "Why is the camera pointed at the victim", I immediately thought of zym, who especially likes to take some disgusting shots. I will never watch any of his movies in the past few years.
Catching bugs "But I still choose to whitewash peace for the sake of Ziwei's reputation."