Why Does He Think?

What was I doing when I was able to write short stories with fluidity and depth as a minor? The ending ends abruptly, it's unique, I like it very much

If a person cannot think, it is better not to live. This story is so thought-provoking.

Ah, the first thought that came to my simple mind was: the male protagonist wanted to use an abnormal behavior that should never occur to induce these people who should never think to think. It would be better to say that he used his own life to kick off the Fourth Renaissance in advance, and tried to do a "useless" thing for the second time. It was like "it was useless to watch it" but he still watched it. Maybe this "it was useless to do it" thing was also to make people think.

Because humans no longer need to think, those who want to think become aliens, and motivating others to think is a crime—human beings are always adhering to groupism to force assimilation of others and even society. When everyone becomes exactly the same, there will be no jealousy, comparison, competition, or war in the world. Of course, at that time, we had become "bees", sharing a thinking network, numbly spending a long and trouble-free life under the control of the brain, and never "existed".

Maybe people won't even think about why he committed suicide

Intelligence freezes thinking, but human beings will always usher in the spring of unfrozen thoughts. When the public stops thinking, there will always be someone who doesn't just join the mob?

Man is a thinking reed. Because of his thinking, he encompasses the universe.

I love this article so much. The author must keep writing, whether it is a long novel or a short story like this. Thank you very much for your creation. To be honest, I'd really like to see you write some stories that don't have love as the main line. In short, please keep writing, I look forward to it enthusiastically.

Awesome. I didn't expect to see such an article on jj.

Answer three Books are markers of a special period in the text. Why are special periods treated specially? The idea here is that books are the embodiment of people's thoughts, a manifestation of communication and collision of ideas. Then back to the "normal" intelligent era, there is no need for books to exist "specially". But! It is mentioned in the article that the male protagonist is a talent in a special period! At the end of the Special Period (the male protagonist has been in prison for 50 years), books become rare and become personal items. So are there still books in today's smart age? Is knowledge privatized? The question is, the fourth Renaissance is what the male protagonist believes will definitely come. The male protagonist also said that the hard workers in the future will be thoughtful hard workers, and the male protagonist also revealed his willingness to become such a hard worker. But why did the male protagonist choose to commit suicide in the end? In the article, the male protagonist pays attention to books out of curiosity. Stealing books at the end. The executioner curiously looked at the male protagonist's "execution" because he did not stop what the previous executioner said, and even began to think curiously. For the executioner, curiosity is the key to Pandora's box. So for the male protagonist, has he ever regretted it? During the conversation with the male protagonist, the cultural gap between the executioner and the male protagonist was fully reflected. Why can a person who can't even find the words to curse become the hero's executioner? The purpose of the executioner is to lead the male protagonist to the right path. What is the right path? Counting from 2210, the male protagonist was imprisoned in 2209 and stayed for 50 years. 49 Executioners failed. This makes me question the general quality of executioners. If the quality of the executioner is not important, what are the criteria for selecting the executioner? Having said so much, this is my inference. His hopes were dashed. Curiosity is nipped in the cradle (Think Limiter). What limits human beings is human beings themselves. But I still have hope for the future. A thinking aid from the last paragraph. I feel that the fourth Renaissance is not far away in the future. ? ? ? Wait, is this reincarnation? ? ? . . . . Finally, please urge me to give you more roses, oh oh oh, please.